Minnesota loses QB Hall, Dobbs plays as QB

Minnesota Vikings QB Jaren Hall suffered a concussion in the 1^st quarter of his 1^st National Football League start today and will be sidelined for the remainder of the clash.

Hall sustained the injury at the end of the franchise’s 2^nd possession after a 3-yard scramble on 3^rd down. Hall was struck hard by Atlanta’s CB Jeff Okudah and LB Kaden Elliss, and the back of his helmet struck the turf very toughly. All the people on the field called for doctors to get on the field, but the greatest news is that the Vikings quarterback left the field by his own power.

#Vikings rookie QB Jaren Hall has gone to the locker room after taking this big hit near the goal line.

Josh Dobbs, who just joined the team after starting 8 games for Arizona, would be the next man up.pic.twitter.com/mnR8TLFWdY

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Minnesota place-kicker Greg Joseph scored a 19-yard FG to tie the match. Jaren was replaced by Josh Dobbs, whom the organization acquired a few days ago from the Arizona Cardinals following a campaign-ending ACL injury to QB1 Kirk Cousins.