Vikings confront quarterback crossroads after 23-6 Bills defeat
The Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis left quarterback decisions to general manager Nolan Teasley after a 23-6 defeat to the Buffalo Bills on November 2, with head coach Kevin O'Connell saying he would not discuss changes until the trade deadline. Earlier in the week, reports noted that quarterback Kyler Murray was dealing with hamstring tightness, leading the team to consider backup Carson Wentz as a possible starter for the Bills game.
The Vikings ultimately started Wentz, while analysts criticized coach Kevin O'Connell's offensive system and highlighted the looming trade deadline. General manager Nolan Teasley was also reported to be exploring trade options for a quarterback before the November 10 deadline.