@SkolNut@EarlTreloar A small part of this feeling is McCarthy s development, but the main reason I feel this way is watching how the Seahawks handled Darnold when he started melting down. Where I once just blamed Sam for his performance in lions/rams games I look at it as maybe KOCs shortcomings
@JakeAndersonPGA I agree it’s bad to give up but if they are debating trying to draft a guy in 27, you take all the draft capital you can get. I believe Addison will be dealt after the season too for that purpose.
@SkolNut@EarlTreloar The blame on KOC is more about identifying when your qb is struggling and maybe doing some stuff to get him comfortable. When Darnold was melting down Seattle just ran the ball till he calmed a bit.
@tmsfreon@EarlTreloar Everyone knows kwesi is to blame for the lions and rams losses. Also I have a sneaking suspicion that if Kyler Murray fails we are going to find out that it was Kwesi’s idea to bring him in, before he got fired!
@skolcalvikes@JHerboMcCaahthy I wasn’t arguing that. I just stated the original plan.
I do find it interesting that anytime KOC is questioned on his choices it always seems to be things outside his control that cause the decision.
@poszinho@VikesReport Kwesi drafted McCarthy
Kwesi let Darnold go
Kwesi chose to start jj
Kwesi formed the oline
Kwesi designed the offense
Kwesi called the plays
Kwesi got fired!
KOC is in charge now!
Unless Kyler fails, then I’m pretty sure it was Kwesi’s idea to sign him before he was fired
@NotDoneYett_@SkolSmith The argument long term for that thought…
The idea is, while Kyler is much better than McCarthy now, he’s not a franchise qb. He’ll play well enough for an extension but that is actually not a step forward.
Jj is at least a step towards a better pick and trying again in 27