Sunday at Lumen Field it's one of the NFL's top, most efficient quarterbacks against an undrafted rookie making his first start.

Sam Darnold will go head-to-head with the team that let him walk in free agency as the Seattle Seahawks host the Minnesota Vikings. The Seahawks are fighting for the top spot in the NFC West, and the Vikings are just trying to keep their playoff hopes alive.

The Minnesota Vikings are entering Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks in desperate straits. They have just six games left in the season and are four games out of a playoff spot. If they want any semblance of a chance to make the playoffs,

The Minnesota Vikings may be able to acquire both a short-term and long-term alternative to JJ McCarthy by trading for QB Mac Jones.

The Minnesota Vikings coaching staff has some qualms about potentially benching quarterback JJ McCarthy after his awful season.

Stephen A. Smith is "disgusted with the Minnesota Vikings," he said on ESPN's First Take on Thursday. Why? Smith's take has to do with what the Vikings' offseason quarterback decision has meant for superstar wide receiver Justin Jefferson, whose numbers are worse than they've ever been.

The biggest storyline for the game is at quarterback. Minnesota rookie J.J. McCarthy is in concussion protocol and is not expected to play. Undrafted rookie Max Brosmer is expected to make his first NFL start. Seahawks’ quarterback Sam Darnold for the first time will face the team he played for last season.

The Packers get to run out the clock and finish off a dominant 23-6 victory over the Vikings. Green Bay sacks J.J. McCarthy five times and limits Minnesota to 145 total yards of offense.