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Vikings need a veteran quarterback, but which one makes sense?

The Vikings, led by General Manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, are evaluating quarterback options, including the possibility of signing Aaron Rodgers, despite appearing content with giving J.J. McCarthy a chance to solidify himself as the starter.
The Vikings' quarterback considerations arise because J.J. McCarthy is an unproven quarterback, and the team may need Rodgers' services due to injury or disappointing performances later on.
Potential quarterback additions include Ryan Tannehill, who has a good relationship with Kevin O'Connell and might be ready to return to action, as well as Joe Flacco and Carson Wentz, all of whom could provide veteran experience.
Aaron Rodgers reportedly wants $35 million a year and a guaranteed starting job, while 40-year-old Joe Flacco, who served as a sounding board for Anthony Richardson, has shown the ability to win in a pinch.
While the Vikings haven't ruled out Rodgers, signing him or Kirk Cousins is considered unlikely by some, and the team might explore unconventional options like Teddy Bridgewater, a 36-year-old who recently came out of retirement, but a reunion with Bridgewater could be awkward.

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