Right now, Minnesota only has Brett Rypien alongside McCarthy in the quarterback room. Aaron Rodgers was a possible addition for some of the offseason before the Vikings decided to move on from the race for the veteran quarterback. The team could still be eyeing some other veteran quarterbacks to sign as potential backups for McCarthy.

After missing his rookie season due to a torn meniscus in his right knee, Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy is all systems go for offseason workouts this month, according to his coach.

McCarthy threw for 2,991 yards, 22 touchdowns and four interceptions in his final year with Michigan, leading the Wolverines to a national championship. While he still has no NFL reps, he's spent the past year learning from an offensive-minded coach in O'Connell and is now looking to use what he's learned under center in Minnesota.