Kyler Murray gets aggressive in first practice as Vikings’ starting QB

The Vikings, days away from their preseason opener at the Giants, said they are rolling with Murray over J.J. McCarthy. Read below for reaction and observations from training camp.

The Minnesota Vikings have chosen Kyler Murray as their starting quarterback over J

What Kyler Murray as QB1 means for Vikings, J.J. McCarthy  ESPN

Minnesota Vikings pick Kyler Murray as their starting QB over J.J. McCarthy, AP source says  Chicago Tribune

A series of events led to McCarthy losing his starting job in Minnesota

EAGAN, MINNESOTA - MAY 27: Kyler Murray #1 and J.J. McCarthy #9 of the Minnesota Vikings look on during an OTA workout at Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center on May 27, 2026 in Eagan, Minnesota. (Photo by David Berding/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Minnesota Vikings named Kyler Murray their starting quarter

Could J.J. McCarthy end up with the Cleveland Browns? Stranger things have happened.

Kyler Murray wins the Minnesota Vikings quarterback battle over J.J. McCarthy, but multiple accounts say the veteran has struggled at times in camp.

Vikings pick Kyler Murray as their starting quarterback over J.J. McCarthy, AP source says  Toronto Star

Vikings pick Kyler Murray as their starting quarterback over J.J. McCarthy, AP source says  apnews.com

Kyler Murray named Vikings starting QB. What does that mean for JJ McCarthy?  usatoday.com

The Vikings made a choice at quarterback before the preseason began.

The Vikings have made their choice at quarterback. Minnesota is going with Kyler Murray as their signal-caller, bailing on third-year quarterback J.J. McCarthy. The Vikings selected McCarthy with the No. 10 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, but now his time with the franchise could be numbered. J.J. McCarthy and Kyler Murray

Murray's experience, his ability to push the ball downfield and McCarthy's inconsistency helped coach Kevin O'Connell make the decision.

Time's Up for Murray and McCarthy: O'Connell Must Decide Starting Quarterback  Sports Illustrated