The Minnesota Vikings lost their second straight game on Monday, falling to the Buffalo Bills 23-6. The defense kept Josh Allen and company in check for the most part, but the offense did not do its part, managing under 200 yards. This was in large part due to a historically bad performance by quarterback Carson Wentz.
So bad that Bleacher Report's Brent Sobleski flunked Wentz for how he played in the loss:
Wentz's posted a career-low 32 completion percentage during Monday's matchup against the Buffalo Bills. At times, the veteran quarterback seemed completely oblivious of linebackers in throwing lanes, which resulted in a pair of interceptions (and nearly a third). At best, Wentz knew where he wanted to go with the ball and simply didn't show
enough touch to complete the passes.
Minnesota would bring in Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins for a reunion, sending the Raiders a 2027 third-round pick in return. Cousins will likely get his first start for Minnesota this Sunday, as they face the Green Bay Packers on the road.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: What grade did Carson Wentz get from Bleacher Report in Week 9?
