@SadVikingsFan84@99friscoo The offense looks the same as we've been playing this season, with the exception of pistol formation. And every smart coach simplifies their offense for a young QB playing for the first time. KOC did it backwards.
@Yfz84 Remember, the Vikings played the majority of the game with their backup. Falcons played with their starter they invested in. Different game if Cooper Rush was still starting
@PMPPod@NFL He didn't go up to the head here. Love was just starting to fall and in a bang bang moment, his head was chest level with a defender coming to got him chest high.
@Brawl_w_TimPaul JJ does from QB1 to QB3 because KOC can't develop rookies. He can enhance vet QBs who who know how to play at the NFL level, but just need some polish. But actually getting a young QB to NFL level QB play, he's lost
@ItsLovelyLaveau I think people should save this for later down the road when she's complaining about how men don't go the extra mile to satisfy a woman
@Truth2M@vikingzfanpage The issue with the run game right now is we don't have a loading attack to balance it. Wentz can manage the game, but can't elevate the offense. Maybe Kyler can. If JJ can develop anticipatory throwing, then he's prefect
@Truth2M@vikingzfanpage But it might also change the way KOC calls the game. He would go back to less running & more looking for the QB to carry the team with long developing play calls with deep ball passing priority. Our QBs note is better for his growth as a coach & overall team success
@NorthlandJack@SkolGjallarhorn The opposite is actually true. If you think he DIDN'T look good at any point in his career, then you lost all credibility. Mind you, he won NFC Player of the Week after his first game of his career.
@NorthlandJack@SkolGjallarhorn Maybe, maybe not. Kyler & JJ are true unknowns. Kyler we haven't seen fit more than 3 or 4 drives as a Viking. And JJ shows when KOC stopped over coaching him & ran the ball more, he looked good & was progressing. So we truly don't know