Kyler Murray exits Vikings debut with concussion; Wentz leads comeback

Kyler Murray was chatting with teammates and coaches in the Vikings' postgame locker room Sunday.

Wentz will be the starter until Murray returns.

Max Brosmer, on the practice squad, could be No. 3.

O'Neill shoved Bullard and said he regretted not doing more in retaliation.

Wentz completed six of his final seven passes, including two touchdowns.

The Vikings trailed 3-0 at the time of the injury.

Wentz became the third NFL backup since at least 1950 to throw three touchdowns and no interceptions in a season opener.

The Packers scored on their next two possessions and led 19-10 at halftime.

Aaron Jones Sr. was watching from the sideline and acknowledged he was alarmed.

Kyler Murray is a two-time Pro Bowl quarterback making his Vikings debut in Week 1 against the Packers.

Murray had nine rushing yards on two carries.

Murray bypassed the medical tent and went straight to the locker room.

Minnesota's offense struggled on its first two drives with Murray.

Two false starts doomed Minnesota's second possession.

Two of Wentz's touchdowns went to Justin Jefferson.

The hit was near the Packers sideline and Green Bay staff rushed to Murray's aid.

Murray signed a one-year veteran's-minimum deal with Minnesota after the Cardinals released him.

Murray was listed as questionable to return.

For a first concussion, a typical return is about two weeks, with one or three weeks also common.

Independent physicians will determine when Murray can return.

Further clarification said Murray had no knee injury.

The Vikings rallied from 12 points down for a win.

The Vikings scored 29 unanswered points in the second half.

The 33-year-old Wentz was needed in Week 1.

The Vikings paid Wentz $3 million for that backup role.

Wentz's first TD to Jefferson came on a free play after he drew Van Ness offside with a hard count.

Carson Wentz did his work in relative obscurity while others debated the starter.

The game will not be recorded as Wentz's 100th career start.

Wentz's second TD came after he alerted Hockenson to a route adjustment they had barely practiced.

Wentz became the second Vikings QB in as many years to lead a season-opening comeback over an NFC North rival.

Hockenson beat Zaire Franklin and Xavier McKinney for a Wentz touchdown.

It was J.J. McCarthy who led last year's opener rally.

Evan Williams intercepted Wentz in the end zone, but a holding penalty on McKinney wiped it out.

Aaron Jones scored on a three-yard toss to give Minnesota a lead it did not relinquish.

Wentz was the No. 2 overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft.

Wentz completed 65.1 percent of his passes for Minnesota last year after arriving two weeks before the season.

Wentz's four seasons as a backup taught him to seek unscripted work.

After LaFleur took an offside penalty on a field goal and Minnesota stopped Love on fourth-and-1, Wentz checked to a Jordan Mason run for 28 yards.

Keisean Nixon intercepted Murray's first pass under pressure from Franklin.

Andrew Van Ginkel stripped Love with 5:01 left, giving Minnesota the ball on the goal line.

Mason scored on the next play to make it 32-22.

Murray's status at Chicago depends on clearing concussion protocol.

Wentz hit Jefferson, who broke two tackles to make it a 17-point game with 3:55 left.

Minnesota blitzed Love on 36 of 46 dropbacks and hit him 15 times, with the first sack at the end of the third.

Minnesota sacked Love three times on 15 fourth-quarter blitzes.

Blake Cashman tipped a Love pass and James Pierre intercepted it.

Love completed 50 percent of 42 passes but had five completions of at least 30 yards.