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Maye and McCarthy Show Progress in Patriots-Vikings Joint Practices
A heated fight broke out during a competitive joint NFL practice as Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy completed 14 of 16 passes with 5 touchdowns, highlighting intense preparations.
- On Thursday, the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots held their second joint practice at the TCO Performance Center.
- This practice followed the Vikings' 14-win playoff season and aimed to evaluate quarterback J.J. McCarthy's progress amid a challenging Patriots defense.
- McCarthy completed a dozen straight passes, led a successful situational drive, and threw multiple touchdown passes, including a key throw to Jordan Addison late in practice.
- Head coach Kevin O'Connell described McCarthy's performance as "decisive" with "an incredible amount of conviction" in his decisions, while McCarthy said he focused on his feet more effectively.
- McCarthy's strong showing suggests continued development that could be crucial for the Vikings as they prepare for their Saturday exhibition game against the Patriots at U.S. Bank Stadium.
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