J.J. McCarthy and Anthony Richardson face critical moments with their teams

J.J. McCarthy of the Minnesota Vikings and Anthony Richardson of the Indianapolis Colts are both at pivotal points in their NFL careers. McCarthy enters his third season with only 10 starts and finds himself behind Kyler Murray, while Richardson, three years after being drafted fourth overall, is competing for the backup role against Riley Leonard as Daniel Jones has taken over as starter. Historical data indicates that while teams may give failed first-round quarterbacks a second chance, it rarely translates into long-term success. Both players must now confront these challenges as their teams reassess their futures. The outcome of training camp could determine if either player will remain with their current organizations or will need to seek opportunities elsewhere.

• 11:21 PMCBS NFL — Can J.J. McCarthy and Anthony Richardson be saved? History offers a reason for hope -- and plenty for concern