This Minnesota Vikings season is going to result in at least one person in a leadership position losing their job. That doesn't feel harsh or reactionary to say. It's just the reality of what happens in professional sports when a team falls as wildly short of expectations as the Vikings have this year.

The Minnesota Vikings got back to practice Wednesday with one of their biggest games of the season coming Sunday against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field.

Sam Darnold and Daniel Jones are thriving with their new teams while J.J. McCarthy has struggled and has missed games due to injury.

We'll give the Vikings the slight edge here. Josh Jacobs (648 rushing yards, 11 touchdowns) is the best running back on either team, but the Vikings' 1-2 punch of Aaron Jones (363 scrimmage yards in six games) and Jordan Mason (489 rushing yards, five touchdowns) is really good (when they're used).

The Minnesota Vikings lost to the Green Bay Packers 23-6 on Sunday at Lambeau Field to fall to 4-7 on the season, and 2-2 in the NFC North Division in one of their worst games of the season so far.

The Minnesota Vikings are going to be in trouble at the quarterback position for Week 13. J.J. McCarthy has served as Minnesota’s starting quarterback and has struggled. He is in concussion protocol and was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday.

The Minnesota Vikings seek to win at Green Bay for a third consecutive season when they face the Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday

J.J. McCarthy is in concussion protocol at this point in his second season with the team and he does not appear to be the team’s quarterback of the future.

The 2025 season for the Minnesota Vikings has been nothing short of a mitigated disaster. They started the season 4-7 with a bevy of injuries impacting them at nearly every position, with the biggest of them being at quarterback.