KOC on the hype train

[Still Hurtn]

https://youtu.be/sI5ujcIvDEc?si=vEP53lzb1kjxhNR7

After watching this you would think they drafted 5 probowlers.

[StickierBuns]

Hype for sure but its also been written a few times that for whatever reason, the organization is especially stoked on this Draft class. We'll see.

[Still Hurtn]

After watching the video I was like. LETS GOOOOO

[MaroonBells]

KOC almost sounds like a draft nerd in this clip.

[comet52]

Hype for sure but its also been written a few times that for whatever reason, the organization is especially stoked on this Draft class. We'll see.

I like the Jackson pick, but most people I read who I trust are meh or worse in this class. Which is pretty much every Kwesi draft so far, though 2024 still has a chance to make up for a lot of it.

[Montana Tom]

Whether it was these five guys they drafted or any others that they woulda/coulda drafted, his staff did their research on over 300 players and they had film and evaluations on why they chose any particular person. I don't recall a Vikings head coach who has given us (the public) such an in depth analysis of each player selected and why. Of course Spielman aside (try doing this with 10+ draftees without the audience falling asleep), I think we are super fortunate to have KOC as our HC.

[Bunsen82]

I don't know. I think Jackson will be a very good O-lineman. For the rest count me in for drinking the Kool-aid. Brian Flores has effectively been given minimal picks in the previous drafts, and most of the players he has wanted either in the draft, udfa, or free agents have outperformed. So if he likes Ingram Dawkins, there is a good chance he will do well. Kobe King looks like a downhill smasher that gives us more beef for running teams and depth. Felton has the potential to be a #2 WR. So yes there are questions, but I do think this draft will likely be viewed positively in a couple years.