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There is now a fairly common, if somewhat circuitous, path to quarterback success in the NFL. Get drafted high by your first NFL team, bomb out with that team for whatever reasons, wander the desert as a backup with other…

Doug Farrar examines whether J.J. McCarthy can become the NFL's next reclamation quarterback after thriving with the New York Giants. Traded from the Minnesota Vikings for a 2027 fifth-round draft pick on September 28, McCarthy has recorded 495 passing yards across five quarters. He entered in Week 6 and subsequently guided the NFC East-leading Giants to a 27-21 overtime victory against the Houston Texans in Week 7.
Farrar argues that McCarthy is benefiting from a fresh environment under head coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Matt Nagy. Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio called the acquisition a steal, noting McCarthy's quick success ahead of their upcoming matchup.
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