
Ahead of their Week 2 divisional encounter, the Minnesota Vikings will turn to backup quarterback Carson Wentz to start in place of Kyler Murray against the Chicago Bears. Head coach Kevin O'Connell confirmed the decision on Friday after Murray was officially ruled out due to a concussion.
The appearance marks a potential 100th career start for Wentz, following a strong opening week in which Minnesota secured a win with a dominant fourth-quarter push against the Green Bay Packers.
The Bears, meanwhile, enter their home opener after an offensive road victory over the Carolina Panthers in Week 1. Chicago will host the matchup at Soldier Field, where possible wind and rain are expected to challenge the strategic duel between offensive play-caller Ben Johnson and Minnesota defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
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