The Minnesota Vikings are once again navigating a quarterback crisis, as veteran Carson Wentz ‘s gritty, temporary tenure has come to a grinding halt due to a severe shoulder injury that will require season-ending surgery. Wentz, who took over for injured starter J.J. McCarthy in Week 2, suffered a catastrophic blow to his non-throwing (left) shoulder during the London clash with the Cleveland Browns on October 5th.

The injury, which included a dislocation, a torn labrum, and a fractured socket, would be debilitating for most, but Wentz played through it for two and a half games. The veteran’s decision to stay on the field, even taking a painful total of 19 sacks in five starts, was a blend of personal drive and team strategy. He had consulted medical professionals, too. Accor

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