The Minnesota Vikings have signed quarterback Kyler Murray on a one-year contract, giving him a chance to compete with J.J. McCarthy for the starting spot after a disappointing two seasons. Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell expressed excitement about adding Murray to the team's quarterback room, stating that the team had a "broadbroad" search for potential new talent. Murray's contract includes a "do not tag clause" so the team cannot tag him at season's end, and if they like Murray, he may need an extension.