Kevin O'Connell wouldn't commit to Josh Dobbs as the starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings after the team's 12-10 loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday night.

Dobbs threw four interceptions in the game, which was the Vikings' last before their bye week.

He was forced into emergency duty in Week 9, five days after the Vikings acquired him in an Oct. 31 trade with the Arizona Cardinals, when rookie Jaren Hall suffered a concussion.

"We're going to take a look and really evaluate the inventory of plays we have of Josh," O'Connell said. "We got healthy. We got Jaren back available to us, and then Nick Mullens is available as well."