The Minnesota Vikings have officially removed themselves from the running for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, as reported by NFL Network. Currently, they are choosing to move forward with J.J. McCarthy, their 10th overall pick last year who missed his rookie year due to knee surgery. The team seeks to add depth at the quarterback position following the departure of Sam Darnold and Daniel Jones in free agency. Despite the Vikings stepping back, teams like the Giants and Steelers remain interested in acquiring Rodgers, who is still evaluating his options after being released by the Jets.
The Vikings have decided not to pursue Aaron Rodgers, opting instead to support J.J. McCarthy, the team's young quarterback, who is returning from injury.
With Sam Darnold and Daniel Jones departing, the Vikings seek a veteran backup for McCarthy, but Rodgers does not fit that role.
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