Minnesota Vikings have agreed to a one-year contract with quarterback Carson Wentz worth $3 million, according to reports. The move brings the former No. 2 overall draft pick to Minnesota as the team addresses its quarterback situation.
Wentz, who has played for Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Washington, and Los Angeles Rams during his NFL career, joins the Vikings roster. The 31-year-old quarterback has started 92 regular-season games, throwing for 22,442 yards with 151 touchdowns and 66 interceptions.
The signing comes as Minnesota evaluates its options at the position. Financial terms of the deal were reported as a one-year agreement valued at $3 million.
