Vikings' J.J. McCarthy Faces Season-Ending Knee Injury

Rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy will miss his first NFL season due to a torn meniscus, but the Vikings have a comprehensive plan for his development.

McCarthy suffered the injury during a preseason game and opted for a full meniscus repair to avoid long-term issues.
The Vikings' coaching staff, led by Kevin O'Connell, will use virtual reality and one-on-one sessions to aid McCarthy's growth.
Veteran Sam Darnold will take over as the starting quarterback for the 2024 season.
McCarthy remains positive, focusing on mental and physical preparation for his return in 2025.
Teammates and coaches have expressed strong support for McCarthy's future potential.