The Minnesota Vikings have a strong defense, but their latest loss exposed a major problem on offense. Carson Wentz struggled badly in a 23–6 defeat to the Buffalo Bills, leaving the team with urgent questions at quarterback just before the NFL trade deadline. Wentz started after Kyler Murray was sidelined with a sore hamstring. The Vikings’ offense failed to record a first down on its opening drives, and the problems continued throughout the game. Wentz finished with eight completions on 25 attempts for 81 yards, no touchdowns, two interceptions, and a lost fumble. He was eventually replaced by Max Brosmer late in the fourth quarter. The Bills improved to 7–1, while Minnesota remained 6–2. Buffalo did not need a spectacular offensive night because the Vikings struggled to move the ball. Josh Allen and the Bills leaned on the running game, with James Cook adding a touchdown in the second half. Wentz was booed by the home crowd as the performance worsened. His final passer rating was just 8.9, a painful low point for a quarterback who once finished near the top of the MVP race in 2017. With the trade deadline approaching, speculation turned to possible replacements. Kirk Cousins and Daniel Jones were mentioned as names to watch, but neither was presented as a clear solution. The report noted that quality quarterbacks are difficult to acquire during the season. Minnesota must decide whether it can rescue its season before its defense and talented players are let down by the offense. Should Minnesota make a major quarterback move before the trade deadline? #CarsonWentz #MinnesotaVikings #BuffaloBills #NFL #footballnews - @classics.journey