Agreed for the most part. Do you think the line has been worthy of him being skiddish this year? I've thought many sacks were his fault for holding the ball too long or running into defenders rather than staying in the pocket. I've never found a site I like for tracking o-line work, just rely on my eyes which isn't always fair. I think a few inexcusably missed assignments, which we've seen too much of, have more of an impact on a quarterback's trust than guys getting beat one-on-one, where they've probably been mediocre rather than poor. Good teams don't have defenders shooting through holes 1-4 untouched when they aren't overloaded. The Vikings have had that, and a handful goes a long way. I tend to agree with this take, the o-line is no doubt improved over last year with the addition of Kalil (who should only continue to improve) but the Vikes need to look at upgrading the O-Line overall this off-season. If you could replace Loadholt, and maybe one more with even a moderate upgrade you are suddenly looking at a very potent line. The nice thing is regardless of how this season ends up we go into 2013 with a lot less glaring holes (need 1 O-line, 1 CB, 1 WR, and potentially 1 QB) I feel pretty solid about the rest of the team at this point.