Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy Out of Week 18 Game Due to Hand Injury
TL;DR
Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy left the Week 18 game against the Packers early due to a hand injury, which was previously diagnosed as a small hairline fracture. He was replaced by rookie Max Brosmer, and the Vikings won the game 16-3. McCarthy's future as the franchise's quarterback remains uncertain due to injury concerns and inconsistent performance.
- Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy leaves Week 18 game vs. Packers with apparent hand injury The New York Times
- Vikes' McCarthy (hand) ends season exiting early ESPN
- NFL news roundup: Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy to start Week 18 vs. Packers NFL.com
- Vikings’ J.J. McCarthy cleared to start vs. Packers; T.J. Hockenson, Aaron Jones Sr. ruled out Star Tribune
- J.J. McCarthy takes himself out of Vikings Week 18 game with right hand injury Yahoo Sports
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