The Minnesota Vikings have reached the “but” phase of the Kyler Murray era. That was quick. The two-time Pro Bowl quarterback is posting paltry production for the Purple and Gold, squandering some of the momentum that a first-class defense has…

The Minnesota Vikings may explore adding a quarterback before the November 10 trade deadline following an injury to starter Kyler Murray, according to NFL insider James Palmer. Murray will miss Monday's matchup against the Buffalo Bills because of a legitimate hamstring strain that leaves him week to week. Backup quarterback Carson Wentz is set to start in Murray's place on Monday night.
While Minnesota reportedly still believes in Murray's long-term potential under head coach Kevin O'Connell, general manager Nolan Teasley has been actively working the phones. ClutchPoints notes that Wentz's performance against the Bills could impact the team's quarterback plans as the front office evaluates potential trade options to bolster their playoff push.
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