J.J. McCarthy puts on a show for fans
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New quarterback J.J. McCarthy, see, was far from the star of the show. His No. 9 still housed a bouncy step and bubbly smile, but the energy didn't translate to any meaningful offensive momentum, especially in team drills.
Although the endless hype and discussion around J.J. McCarthy is understandable, we shouldn't be overlooking the Vikings' other 2024 first-round pick. Dallas Turner, last year's No. 17 overall selection, showed up to Minnesota's offseason program earlier this year in phenomenal shape and really turned heads with his play during minicamp.
Minnesota Vikings safety Josh Metellus returned to practice after missing two days with an ankle injury last week.
The Vikings suited up in full pads for the first time at training camp on Monday, leading to a more physical practice. KSTP Sports was there and talked with newcomer Ryan Kelly.
Kevin O’Connell began devising his schedule for training camp months ago. He spent long hours meticulously crafting a daily plan for Minnesota Vikings players, coaches and support staff to follow practically down to the minute.
On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings were in pads for the first time during training camp, leading to several impressive performances.
Prior to the first training camp practice in full pads, Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores met with reporters. KSTP Sports was there.Flores touched on how he evaluates his cornerbacks during camp,
Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw will not begin training camp on a restricted list, signaling his rapid recovery from torn anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments and a positive omen as Minnesota introduces another new starting quarterback.