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J.J. McCarthy is looking forward to getting another chance at quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings. After missing five games because of a severely sprained ankle, McCarthy is expected to return Sunday against the Detroit Lions.

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McCarthy will be making his return in a crucial game for the Vikings, who have slipped to 3-4 this season, but remain 1-0 in NFC North play. A win over the Lions would be major for Minnesota making sure their season doesn’t start to slip away from them.

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Leading up to the Week 7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, McCarthy returned to practice for the first time as a limited participant and remained limited through Week 8. However, on Wednesday, ahead of the Vikings’ matchup with the Lions, McCarthy was finally listed as a full participant in practice.