Former UNH quarterback Max Brosmer may get his first NFL start for the Minnesota Vikings due to injuries to starting QB J.J. McCarthy and backup Carson Wentz.

One year ago, Max Brosmer was leading the Gophers to an upset win over No. 11 USC and nearly leading Minnesota over then-No. 4-ranked Penn State. Now he's preparing for what could be his first NFL start when the Vikings visit the Seahawks on Sunday.

Now that Minnesota Vikings’ quarterback J.J. McCarthy has been placed in the concussion protocol, it seems likely that backup quarterback Max Brosmer will get the start on Sunday against the Seahawks,

The headline is a leap ahead from what we know now to what might happen Sunday. When Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell revealed to reporters Monday that J.J. McCarthy is in the concussion protocol after experiencing symptoms after the Packers game,

The Minnesota Vikings announced that starting QB J.J. McCarthy is in concussion protocol. Typically, it’s nearly certain this will lead to McCarthy missing at least one week. Based on averages, 25–30% of players return the same week,

A year ago, before the sailed passes, anonymous reports, and alleged soft benchings, Kevin O’Connell was on top of the world. He successfully led Sam

Kevin O'Connell has made it clear that he's not going to let the Vikings fail J.J. McCarthy, but at what cost to the 52 other players on the roster will he allow McCarthy to continue stunting everyone else's growth?