The Minnesota Vikings could still trade for a quarterback before Tuesday's NFL trade deadline. That's according to ESPN insider Adam Schefter, whose sources believe the Vikings could enter the trade market to pick up an experienced backup QB after losing Carson Wentz for the season to a serious shoulder injury.

Wolford, 30, joins the team after veteran QB Carson Wentz suffered a season-ending shoulder injury against the Los Angeles Chargers on Oct. 23. He rounds out a quarterback room led by second-year field general JJ McCarthy, who is anticipated to return against the Lions after suffering a high ankle sprain in Week 2.

ESPN's Adam Schefter feels the Minnesota Vikings will trade for a veteran quarterback after losing Carson Wentz to what is reportedly a season-ending left shoulder injury.

The Minnesota Vikings have been urged to consider making an extremely surprising quarterback trade after the Carson Wentz injury.

With Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz landing on injured reserve for the rest of the year with a serious shoulder injury, the Vikings have two quarterbacks on the team.

Vikings quarterback JJ. McCarthy, who has missed five games because of a high ankle sprain, is expected to start against the Lions on Sunday.

Minnesota can become the first team in NFL history to lose two QBs in the same offseason who both go on to start playoff games the following year.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz will undergo surgery on his shoulder injury and is going to miss the rest of the 2025 campaign, which leaves the Vikings with a major problem at quarterback.

On Sunday, the Vikings will hand back the keys to their future to young quarterback J.J. McCarthy. The final 10 games of this season can still be defined by wins and losses, but the 3-4 Vikings are long shots to make the playoffs (especially if they

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