Quarterback Carson Wentz will become the first passer in NFL history to start for six different teams across six consecutive seasons when he’s under center for the Vikings on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Vikings signed Desmond Ridder to their active roster on Wednesday, but he won't be active for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

To call Carson Wentz a journeyman might not be understating it. The veteran quarterback signed with the Vikings last month having already played for the Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts, Washington Commanders,

The Atlanta Falcons and Minnesota Vikings have been connected the last two years by their quarterbacks, and it continued on Tuesday.

The Minnesota Vikings held a workout for all sorts of free agents on Tuesday, and came away with a new QB, Desmond Ridder.

Brosmer shocked the world when he made the 53-man roster. Now he's one snap away from being the most important player on the team.

Before the Vikings played their Sunday night game against the Falcons, they knew their next opponent, the Bengals, would be without starting quarterback and reigning NFL Comeback Player of the Year Joe Burrow.