In April's NFL draft, the Minnesota Vikings snagged their quarterback of the future.
On the heels of a highly successful three-year Michigan tenure, quarterback J.J. McCarthy heard his name called with the 10th selection. His tantalizing potential appeared to win out over his unknown-quantity reputation—derived from how rarely the Wolverines asked him to win games on his own.
However, according to Kevin Seifert of ESPN, McCarthy still has some learning to do.
