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  1. I like KAM! He seems like a good dude. I had his back after the forced "competitive rebuild" stuff....but the draft record speaks for itself. He's been too bad at drafting to keep his job.
  2. Agreed. I'd rather fire him than make that choice.
  3. Well....that's a choice.
  4. Is this confirmed? Maybe they have a GM in mind?
  5. Many things can be true at the same time: * KAM was put in a crappy spot to have to try and be competitive with a roster that needed to be blown up when he was hired. This forced a lot of decisions that may not have happened if he hadn't had those constraints. * They have had a couple good free agent groups * He made the right decision to get a young QB. Whether he chose the right one is TBD. But what got him fired is simple: * Despite what one person on this planet believes - his draft track record is just awful. Whomever takes the job after him is going to have a steep hill to climb filling the holes left by 4 years of bad drafting. * The most impactful players on this team were free agents or drafted by Rick Spielman. Rick Spielman who was shown the door an eternity ago in NFL years.
  6. A strange article to post only hours after the decision and only days after a string of articles that praised the "machine" they were building....
  7. I am happy to see this.....but I have too many questions to list here.
  8. Fox used to be such a gold standard for fun broadcasting and it is a full blown tire fire now.
  9. We're going to find out how much of that was the major league coaches vs. organizational malpractice this year. It's, by far (IMO), the best reason to support Rocco being fired.
  10. I thought he could be taught selective aggression because he had such a great eye at the plate and natural power....but everything they did to try and make him successful against LHP and pounce on strikes just backfired spectacularly.
  11. I saw a few of these examples but I think we forget just how good Julien was. Julien: Miranda: Valencia: Santana: To me Santana is the best comp to Julien and he was also the only one who bounced back (2019 in Texas) but was mostly bad outside of that. All noteworthy disappointments but man....Julien felt like we had a real dude there and it just cratered....hard.
  12. Man...has any player in recent memory had a dropoff like Julien? Not a bad return, but wow.
  13. Maybe slow down on the Twins propaganda articles Cody. This is the 3rd? 4th? article in the last 5 days and they are all ranging from poor quality to outright ridiculous. I'd rather read articles that are thought-out and provide interesting information and angles than these increasingly bad ones that the board is being spammed with.
  14. What has set the Seahawks apart (with an offensive line I think is significantly worse on a pure talent basis than the Vikings) is their willingness to run the ball. Kenneth Walker was a huge difference maker yesterday. They get the ball out quick, still take deep shots, and churn the ball on the ground. They're not afraid to hammer Walker and Charbonnet at the endzone. McCarthy has a ton of problems to fix, but even if he fixes all of them....the Vikings have got to fix their unwillingness to commit to running.
  15. To jump off the other thread....it's been noted that KOC indicated in his presser that he wants to be the team that takes 7 step drops and tries to hit daggers. (He didn't say that, but instead implied that there is a "way" his teams are going to attack) One version of the 2025 Vikings played 2 TEs, ran the ball, and looked for play action and quick hitters. (They also controlled the clock and gave their defense a breather. Not a coincidence how the D played during that stretch either) The other version kept trying to huck it down the field on deep overs and chunk plays while barely acknowledging the need to run. One of those strategies caused us to win 5 games in a row and the other had us at 4-8. But if we're truly too stubborn to be that first version of ourselves......the answer is that we absolutely have to get better pass protection from our backs. IMO, that might be priority #1 after "teach McCarthy how to be more than a game manager" Hopefully that player, combined with the OL coach will be able to hold back modern day pass rushers for the ungodly amount of time KOC insists on having.
  16. I thought our offensive line played well overall this season, so this article fits my bias. The issue early on was not running the damn ball. The larger issue is that we continue to be a team whose "personality" is long developing plays. Well....if that's your game, then you better expect to see more sacks and pressures. That's just how it works. It also makes it that much more important that your QB can navigate a pocket and deliver the ball on time.
  17. Darnold is going to win a Super Bowl. I've had an epiphany......there is a God. And that SOB HATES Minnesota sports fans.
  18. Ah yes, the brilliant "machine" that assures us Caratini and Bell play everyday but Keaschall sits until we face a lefty.
  19. Seconded. No one should stand with a government that can't show their face and doesn't respect the rights of their citizens. Proud that TD is on the right side of basic human decency.
  20. I know other people have focused on Moran, the money saved, etc.....all fair points. But I actually looked up Wong....I wouldn't trade James Outman for him. Jeffers?
  21. I imagine the McDermott news threw everyone off a bit coupled with at least two of the coordinators still in the mix having a shot at a job.
  22. I think it's even more than that....say what you want about Tua, but Flores has a reputation for how he dealt with a young QB. If you have an uncertain situation (Pitt) or one with a guy that might have ran the last guy out of town (Lamar Jackson)....do you want to introduce Flores and his wild-card nature to that situation? I'm happy to have Flo back, but he will likely never recover from his handling of that situation in Miami no matter how vindicated he may be.
  23. That sounds like McCarthy's job. I think we have B-Flo back...thank goodness.
  24. So we're openly ripping Beane (and rightfully so) for being a bad GM, but under his watch the drafts have looked like this: 2022 (Picking 23)- Kair Elam (bust), James Cooks (Massive hit), Terrel Bernard (solid hit), Khalil Shakir (5th round great hit), Christian Benford (solid) 2023 (Picking 25) - Kincaid (Overdrafted, but a contributor), Torrence (solid starting guard), Dorian Williams (bust) 2024 - (Picking 30th) Bust City - Coleman, Bishop, Carter, etc. 2025 - (Picking 30th) TBD but lots of guys they played. Not sure any are hits or busts yet. When you compare that to KAM drafting 11th, 23rd, 12th, and 24th We walked away with only Addison, Reichard, Turner, Nailor, Ward, McCarthy and our own slate of TBDs. I mean....I trade that group for the Bills group 10 out of 10 times. I might have a harder call if Addison knew how to go to bed after 1am or if Turner completes his upswing....but right now? Easy call that the Bills drafted better despite being 10 rungs lower in the draft most years.
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