Vikings' Wentz to have season-ending surgery
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Vikings' Wentz to have season-ending surgery
"Wentz will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a left shoulder injury he originally suffered Oct. 5 while playing in place of injured starter J.J. McCarthy. Wentz has been playing through a dislocated shoulder that included a torn labrum and fractured socket, a source told ESPN on Monday, confirming multiple reports. McCarthy is expected to return to the starting lineup for the Vikings' game Sunday at the Detroit Lions."
"Wentz, 32, made NFL history this season by starting at least one game for his sixth different team in the past six seasons. The Vikings signed him Aug. 24 to serve as McCarthy's backup, after they traded away Sam Howell, and Wentz entered the lineup in Week 3 as McCarthy recovered from a high right ankle sprain. In five starts, Wentz led the Vikings to a 2-3 record."
Carson Wentz will have season-ending surgery to repair a left shoulder injury sustained Oct. 5 while filling in for J.J. McCarthy. Wentz had been playing through a dislocated shoulder with a torn labrum and fractured socket. McCarthy is expected to return to the starting lineup for the upcoming game against the Detroit Lions. With Wentz headed to injured reserve, undrafted rookie Max Brosmer remains the only other quarterback on the roster. Wentz started five games, going 2-3, and became the first player this season to start for his sixth different NFL team in six seasons.
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