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J.J. McCarthy won’t play for Vikings in preseason finale, due to ankle injury

J.J. McCarthy will miss the Vikings' final preseason game due to an ankle injury.

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What happened

McCarthy will not play in the Minnesota Vikings' preseason finale against the Denver Broncos. The injury occurred during the Vikings' previous game. The extent of the injury is not yet clear.

The Vikings have not yet commented on the severity of the injury or McCarthy's availability for the regular season. Bleacher Report has suggested that McCarthy's injury and the Vikings' decision to start Kyler Murray could lead to trade rumors. The other outlets have not yet picked up on this angle.

McCarthy's status for the regular season remains uncertain.

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Questions people are asking

What injury did J.J. McCarthy sustain?

An ankle injury.

Will J.J. McCarthy play in the Vikings' preseason finale?

No.

What is the extent of J.J. McCarthy's injury?

The extent of the injury is not yet clear.

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