@vikingsfans16@AayWoods Which we haven’t seen consistently since Kirk and Darnold were here. If that’s the type of QB KOC needs to succeed and the Vikings are committed to him long term, what’s the plan after this season? Re sign Kirk on a friendly deal and hope he can be a mentor to a young guy?
@AayWoods@vikingsfans16 I think what rubs a lot of fans the wrong way is the arrogance KOC showed in believing he could make just about any QB work. Now here we are, turning back to Kirk Cousins and hoping he can help us chase a Super Bowl with this defense.
@AayWoods@vikingsfans16 But that’s exactly my point. If KOC needs a very specific QB for his offense to function, how good of an offensive coach is he really? At some point, adapting your system to your personnel has to be part of the job. We can’t keep blaming every QB while giving KOC a pass.
Letting Kirk walk was okay; he was injured and wanted too much.
Letting Darnold walk after the year he had was dumb considering they didn’t know what they had in JJM. And after the year Sam had here they gave up on JJM way too early.
@JasonHarmonNFL I know it’s a long time off still but you have to think Kirk is the QB here next season as well while Nolan figures out a long term plan.