JJ McCarthy leads the return of Vikings at the beginning of the first American Football Association, bears on the road

The first three quarters were not beautiful Minnesota Vikings JJ McCarthy at his first start in the US Football Association on Monday night, but all that matters is what is happening in the fourth quarter.

McCarthy led the Vikings on an exciting return, and scored 21 points in the fourth quarter of a defeat Chicago Pirz27-24, on the way to start the 2025 American Football Association season.

Last season, McCarthy was on the margin with articulated cartilage at the end of the season he suffered during the pre -season. Watch while Sam Darnold Vikings led to a record of 14-3, but McCarthy knew heading to this campaign, his role was to accomplish the mission in the dynamic crime of the coach in Qortartbbe.

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McCarthy faced some troubles Do this to start this game, as the Bears defense, led by the new coordinator, Dennis allen, weakens the correct pressure of the caller’s decline in the young signal. He was only able to obtain Will Richard in the scope of a field goal twice in the first half, while Calip Williams and the crime of Beers began a hot start under a new coach Ben Johnson.

But the time in the fourth quarter, with the Vikings declining 17-6, McCarthy answered the call.

Everything began with a six -game tablet, with McCarthy shot at the front of the end area to find his future star, Justin Jefferson, to get his first grades from the new campaign. After that, the Vikings defense maintained the pressure on Williams to give McCarthy another chance in the foreground with three and forced the possession that followed.

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After obtaining a generous defensive interference, McCarthy launched a deep ball in its position in Harun Jones’s position for the lead, 20-17, after a successful transfer of two points.

The dagger in this victory of this type of match was a tablet of nine games that ended quietly from 14 yards run by something that is not McCarthy, who kept the ball in the option of reading a third and 1 from the Chicago 14 yard. He spoke to the end area, and allowed him to calm down with his teammates, all of whom wandered around him as the result went to 27-17 with 2:53 in the game.

Williams started a hot start, as he was working in the opening engine in the game. But the Bears crime, which is expected to be promoted by calling Johnson in its place due to its success with Detroit Lions, then. They ranked only a field goal in the second quarter, while Kicker Cairo Santos missed another goal in the fourth.

The other landing recorded by Bears was the six that McCarthy threw in the third quarter, and at that time seemed completely killer because of his bad play.

But Williams needed to run in a late crime to return to the game, and he finally managed to find the end area again. Bears ended with Rome Odones open up to one degree to get the deficit to three for Chicago with two minutes to play.

The bears defense managed to force three and outside the Vikings, but the hour of playing was not enough for a miracle, as the Vikings celebrated their hard victory over the road.

The beginning of the McCarthy’s first profession ended with a line of 13 against 20 against 143 yards with two landing and one objection. It was also worth noting to see Jordan Mason get the lion’s share of touches in the running game, with a total of 15 compared to 68 yards, with veteran Aaron Jones the father getting eight campaigns for 23 yards. Jones, though, was associated with Jefferson for 44 yards in the receipt game.

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For Bears, Williams 21 was of 35 against 211 yards with a row and rushing pass. He led the bears with 58 accelerated yards on only six campaigns, while D’Andre Swift 53 yards had 17 touches on the back stadium. DJ Moore also had 70 yards on only three receptions.

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