Mike Florio teases the idea of the Vikings going after quarterback Mac Jones after his resurgence with the 49ers.

By far the most frustrating thing about McCarthy is that his eyes are in the right place for a majority of these passes; his mechanics and accuracy just make it not matter. Jefferson w/free release vs Noah Sewell and he throws it to Duluth pic.twitter.com/0NaLimVVCh

The Saints appear set to play a game in France as soon as next year, which would make the Vikings a candidate to be involved.

One NFL coach offered a withering assessment of Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy after the team's 19-17 loss to the Chicago Bears.

Roger Craig, who played his final two seasons in Minnesota, is among nine semifinalists in the Seniors category.

McCarthy’s personal trainer Greg Holcomb didn’t take those comments lightly, calling Carter a “F’kn clown” in a tweet that seemingly has since been deleted, per a Sports Illustrated screen grab. While Holcomb defended McCarthy, head coach Kevin O’Connell admitted on Tuesday that McCarthy has room for improvement.

Former Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins has an opportunity that may not save his job with the Falcons but keep him relevant in the NFL.

As they move forward after another frustrating defeat, all the Vikings can do is take a day-by-day approach and try to win a football game this week at Lambeau Field. If they do that, they'll have a slight spark of hope heading into another tough road game in Seattle.