The Minnesota Vikings are set to spend the next two weeks overseas and they'll bring injured quarterback J.J. McCarthy with them.

Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy, dealing with a high-ankle sprain, is out of a walking boot and not expected to be placed on the injured reserve list.

By every measure, J.J. McCarthy was one of the NFL's worst-performing quarterbacks during the first two weeks of the season. Despite a magical fourth-quarter comeback victory over the Chicago Bears in Week 1,

The Minnesota Vikings want to get busy developing rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy.

McCarthy’s viral exchange offered a tiny window into a leadership lesson that could serve as a guide for leaders in any field.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is "responding well" to early treatment on the ankle sprain that will sideline him for Week 3, head coach Kevin O'Connell told reporters Wednesday.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is reportedly expected to miss 2-4 weeks with a high-ankle sprain, as Carson Wentz is expected to take over starting duties.

The NFL has taken no action against the Atlanta Falcons in relation to a possible hip-drop tackle that may have injured J.J. McCarthy last Sunday.