This all peaked with Darnold. Every QB decision since then has been a catastrophic disaster. Most 3rd stringers are more capable and prepared than McCarthy, Brosmer, Wentz, and Murray have been.
If the Vikings add a QB tomorrow, he'll need to rise above a lot of dysfunction.
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The sunk cost of Dillingham really screwed with people's perception of Dosunmu. Connelly cut his losses and flipped a bad player for a good one. That part shouldn't have been controversial!
The Timberwolves traded Rob Dillingham and several 2nd round picks for Ayo Dosunmu. What a great trade by Tim Connelly man. He saw it clearly. The vision.
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Wow, they're really going for it. The options are slim so they must be really desperate (I don't blame them)
“I’m watching the #Vikings QB position. Especially when they have an all world defense that’s good enough to win a Super Bowl where they need the QB to play well. Where they need the offense to produce. Again, with everything going on, I’m watching the Vikings QB position.”
(Via @AdamSchefter on his podcast)
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The Vikings can finally start their Super Bowl run now that the endearing backup is in place.
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Starting a war no one supports and making gas a billion dollars a gallon and killing your own citizens in the streets and operating social media accounts like a petulant 12 year old are apparently received unfavorably
It's interesting, that's all
In recent weeks, both the Patriots and Vikings reached out to the Chargers to see if they had any interest in trading QB Justin Herbert, per league sources. The answer was, very quickly, “a flat no.”
Not only do the Chargers love Herbert, but they also would have had to take on a $63.5 million cap charge for the coming season at a time they have $32.3 million of cap space.
