The Vikings Are Preparing for the Season, but Are Facing Difficulties

• The Vikings suffered defeats against the Patriots in their second preseason match.
• Head coach Kevin O'Connell did not release the starting quarterback on the field.
• The team is having difficulties with key players due to injuries and disqualifications.

The Minnesota Vikings are preparing for a new NFL season, but are facing several difficulties. After a win over the Houston Texans in the first game, the Vikings suffered defeats against the New England Patriots in their second match, which sparked concern among fans.

The head coach of the team, Kevin O'Connell, decided not to release starting quarterback J.J. McCarthy during the game against the Patriots, which may be a questionable decision. In connection with this, backup quarterbacks, such as Sam Howell, have had the opportunity to showcase their skills. O'Connell is satisfied with McCarthy's progress, but his absence on the field raises questions about the team's readiness for the season.

Moreover, the team cannot rely on one of the best receivers, Jordaan Addison, due to a three-game disqualification. Another key player, Justin Jefferson, is not training due to injuries. These factors could delay the start of the season, as the Vikings need to win at least 4 out of 5 of their first games to have a chance at success in the championship.

Initially, O'Connell encountered an unfavorable situation during the game against the Patriots, when his transfer was hindered by his emotional outburst. This triggered discussions among fans and through mass media regarding the introduction of interviews during the game.

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