Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell was forced to address the team’s major issues at QB after their 23-6 loss to the Buffalo Bills on November 9, 2026.
Monday Night Football saw things take a turn for the worse for the Vikings, who went from starting the season 6-0 to losing two straight games, with the Bills loss completely exposing their issues at QB.
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Carson Wentz had an 8.9 passer rating in one of the worst QB performances of any team this season, further stressing the need for a trade to ensure they don’t throw what could be a winning season away.
Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell deferred answering questions over a potential QB trade to team GM Nolan Teasley. O’Connell confirmed that moves across the roster have been discussed but did not address any QB-specific concerns.
“I’ll defer to Nolan [Vikings GM] on that. We have had dialogue about a lot of different positions. Tight turnaround, obviously, playing the Monday Night game before that. But we will get right to work on moves that will be there.”
