While there were a few concerns surrounding J.J. McCarthy before the Minnesota Vikings made him the 10th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, his ability to accurately throw the football certainly wasn't one of them.
After all, in his final season at the University of Michigan, the Illinois native completed 72.3 percent of his passes in leading the Wolverines to a national championship, good for the highest mark in the Big Ten and the sixth-highest mark in the entire country.
But that accuracy hasn't quite made its way to Minnesota just yet. After completing 65 percent of his passes in his regular-season debut back in Week 1 in leading the Vikings to a comeback victory over the Bears, McCarthy hasn't even come close to hitting that number since.