Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is dealing with some outside noise after comments from his personal coach, Greg Holcomb.

In the middle of his Monday news conference, in the midst of answering a specific question about the special teams gaffe that proved to be the last thing the Vikings couldn’t overcome in Sunday’s 19-17 loss to the Bears, head coach Kevin O’Connell got to the heart of what is wrong with this year’s 4-6 squad.

The Bears loss was especially tough since it put the odds for the playoffs very low. The Vikings have a 5% chance to make the playoffs. If they win it goes to 11% and if they lose it goes to 2%. Not good.

On Wednesday, Greg Holcomb posted a letter on social media apologizing to both Carter and the Vikings' fanbase.

Florio’s Mac Jones comment adds another layer to the conversation around the Vikings’ long-term quarterback outlook.

Kevin O’Connell has such a sunny disposition that Brian Flores caught people’s attention when he said the Minnesota Vikings head coach has a dark side.

J.J. McCarthy didn't have a great game for the Minnesota Vikings in Week 11 when his team lost 19-17 to the Chicago Bears on Sunday.

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur is eager for Jayden Reed to return from injured reserve. A social-media post by Reed on Tuesday seemed to

Minnesota Vikings quarterback JJ McCarthy's personal coach Greg Holcomb has apologized for insulting Cris Carter.

J.J. McCarthy bears a lot of responsibility for the Minnesota Vikings heading into the final stretch of the regular season.