CINCINNATI -- When the Cincinnati Bengals and Minnesota Vikings meet in Week 3, the game is going to feature a quarterback matchup that the NFL hasn't seen in 27 years.

Lets take a deeper dive into this week’s matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Minnesota Vikings. NBC Sports has all the latest info and analysis you need, including how to tune in for kickoff,

Since leaving the Eagles following the 2020 season, Wentz has become the NFL’s latest high-profile journeyman quarterback. In fact, barring an injury, Wentz will become the first quarterback in league history to start for six different teams in six years.

Both the Bengals and Vikings are in a bit of a pickle. Cincy is 2-0 and had playoff aspirations heading into the season. However, star QB Joe Burrow could be gone until at least December after undergoing surgery on a torn ligament in his toe.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz is set to make NFL history with an unprecedented starting streak during the team's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Minnesota signed Desmond Ridder from Cincinnati’s practice squad just in time for him to give them some inside info on the Bengals’ playbook. The #Vikings are signing QB Desmond Ridder to the 53-man roster, with JJ McCarthy suffering an ankle injury, per me and @TomPelissero. pic.twitter.com/nCsmmbSNg3

The Chicago Bears are 0-2 and just got stomped by the Detroit Lions. It’s another rough start for fans, who have had a rough decade. But enough commiserating. The NFL world moves fast and we have to move on to week three.