MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy composed himself after struggling for 57 minutes Sunday afternoon against Chicago.

The second-year quarterback went 5-for-7 as he marched the Vikings' offense 85 yards for their first lead of the game with 50 seconds to play. Receiver Jordan Addison hauled in a pass in the front left corner of the end zone and kicker Will Reichard broke the 16-all tie with the extra point.

But after getting a spark from the special teams earlier in the game -- a 43-yard punt return to set up Minnesota's first touchdown -- it allowed Chicago one final shot in the closing seconds.

Bears returner Devin Duvernay returned the kickoff 56 yards to set up Cairo Santos to kick a game-winning 48-yard field goal to hand the Vikings their fourth loss in f

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