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Ehh he'll be 67 in July. Not sure we want to replace Zimmer with someone older
Well, the doufuses at SKOR want to give Pete Carroll a shot at 75...so, Caldwell is a spring chicken in comparison.
Quote: @JustinTime18™ said:
Well, the doufuses at SKOR want to give Pete Carroll a shot at 75...so, Caldwell is a spring chicken in comparison.
Mackey and Judd might be the two stupidest members of purple media since Dark Star. And when they invite Courtney Cronin on they get stupider by a factor of 3.
I’m putting in my plug for Kubes JR if Zim is not retained. He has the pedigree, He meets the young fresh mind- innovative?? not sure but he has embraced a few new wrinkles recently. I would like to see more pre snap motion ala Shanahans O in SFO but Kubes is coming along.
Whatever happens Kubes needs to be retained, unless we go with a Moore or Leftwich and let them choose their own OC
Quote: @Bullazin said:
I’m putting in my plug for Kubes JR if Zim is not retained. He has the pedigree, He meets the young fresh mind- innovative?? not sure but he has embraced a few new wrinkles recently. I would like to see more pre snap motion ala Shanahans O in SFO but Kubes is coming along.
Whatever happens Kubes needs to be retained, unless we go with a Moore or Leftwich and let them choose their own OC
It's really hard to fathom just how much credit/blame Kubiak should get for our offense's successes/failures. But I do think he has a big upside as a head coach.
If that running game we saw against Pittsburgh continues, he might become a name to consider...and not just for the Vikings.
One thing I haven't heard anyone talk about is continuity. If we fire Zim and bring in an offensive guy, Kubiak is gone, meaning the offense Cousins has been running the last 4 years will be different, meaning he could be less effective (or not a fit), meaning he could be traded...
Seems crazy to "rebuild" one of the youngest and most talented rosters in the NFL. Start over with a new HC, offense, QB? Just as the OL is rounding into shape, with superstars like Cook, Jefferson, Thielen, Hunter, Kendricks, Harry on the roster? Just sounds so incredibly stupid to me. But we'll see what happens...
Maybe hiring Kubiak isn't such a bad idea.
Quote: @MaroonBells said:
@ Bullazin said:
I’m putting in my plug for Kubes JR if Zim is not retained. He has the pedigree, He meets the young fresh mind- innovative?? not sure but he has embraced a few new wrinkles recently. I would like to see more pre snap motion ala Shanahans O in SFO but Kubes is coming along.
Whatever happens Kubes needs to be retained, unless we go with a Moore or Leftwich and let them choose their own OC
It's really hard to fathom just how much credit/blame Kubiak should get for our offense's successes/failures. But I do think he has a big upside as a head coach.
If that running game we saw against Pittsburgh continues, he might become a name to consider...and not just for the Vikings.
One thing I haven't heard anyone talk about is continuity. If we fire Zim and bring in an offensive guy, Kubiak is gone, meaning the offense Cousins has been running the last 4 years will be different, meaning he could be less effective (or not a fit), meaning he could be traded...
Seems crazy to "rebuild" one of the youngest and most talented rosters in the NFL. Start over with a new HC, offense, QB? Just as the OL is rounding into shape, with superstars like Cook, Jefferson, Thielen, Hunter, Kendricks, Harry on the roster? Just sounds so incredibly stupid to me. But we'll see what happens...
Maybe hiring Kubiak isn't such a bad idea.
Why do you think he has a big upside as a HC?
I think Klint is in way over his head this season and you can pin a lot of the inconsistencies of our offense on him and his playcalling. We've had some downright awful stretches of offense this season. Sure, we ran the ball great against the Steelers, but what about the week before when our offense could only muster 6 points against the Lions in an entire half of football?
He isn't Stefanski. I would clean house after the season.
Quote: @Wetlander said:
@ MaroonBells said:
@ Bullazin said:
I’m putting in my plug for Kubes JR if Zim is not retained. He has the pedigree, He meets the young fresh mind- innovative?? not sure but he has embraced a few new wrinkles recently. I would like to see more pre snap motion ala Shanahans O in SFO but Kubes is coming along.
Whatever happens Kubes needs to be retained, unless we go with a Moore or Leftwich and let them choose their own OC
It's really hard to fathom just how much credit/blame Kubiak should get for our offense's successes/failures. But I do think he has a big upside as a head coach.
If that running game we saw against Pittsburgh continues, he might become a name to consider...and not just for the Vikings.
One thing I haven't heard anyone talk about is continuity. If we fire Zim and bring in an offensive guy, Kubiak is gone, meaning the offense Cousins has been running the last 4 years will be different, meaning he could be less effective (or not a fit), meaning he could be traded...
Seems crazy to "rebuild" one of the youngest and most talented rosters in the NFL. Start over with a new HC, offense, QB? Just as the OL is rounding into shape, with superstars like Cook, Jefferson, Thielen, Hunter, Kendricks, Harry on the roster? Just sounds so incredibly stupid to me. But we'll see what happens...
Maybe hiring Kubiak isn't such a bad idea.
Why do you think he has a big upside as a HC?
I think Klint is in way over his head this season and you can pin a lot of the inconsistencies of our offense on him and his playcalling. We've had some downright awful stretches of offense this season. Sure, we ran the ball great against the Steelers, but what about the week before when our offense could only muster 6 points against the Lions in an entire half of football?
He isn't Stefanski. I would clean house after the season.
Several factors in play here. First, Kubes O is #3 in yards. Thats damn impressive.
Second, all the rage are young productive innovative OC’s. Now im not sure about the innovative part as I mentioned, but his recent heavy sets, that running game against the Steelers with the zone and gap switches showed some creativity.
3rd, we owe KC 45 next year and thats not an easy contract to separate from, so continuity in this offense stands to be a much more reasonable approach than a blow up.
Im thinking more and more that KC and Zimmer and Kubes all end up back, with KC on an extension, Zimmer on a short leash and Kubes waiting in the wings.
Quote: @Wetlander said:
@ MaroonBells said:
@ Bullazin said:
I’m putting in my plug for Kubes JR if Zim is not retained. He has the pedigree, He meets the young fresh mind- innovative?? not sure but he has embraced a few new wrinkles recently. I would like to see more pre snap motion ala Shanahans O in SFO but Kubes is coming along.
Whatever happens Kubes needs to be retained, unless we go with a Moore or Leftwich and let them choose their own OC
It's really hard to fathom just how much credit/blame Kubiak should get for our offense's successes/failures. But I do think he has a big upside as a head coach.
If that running game we saw against Pittsburgh continues, he might become a name to consider...and not just for the Vikings.
One thing I haven't heard anyone talk about is continuity. If we fire Zim and bring in an offensive guy, Kubiak is gone, meaning the offense Cousins has been running the last 4 years will be different, meaning he could be less effective (or not a fit), meaning he could be traded...
Seems crazy to "rebuild" one of the youngest and most talented rosters in the NFL. Start over with a new HC, offense, QB? Just as the OL is rounding into shape, with superstars like Cook, Jefferson, Thielen, Hunter, Kendricks, Harry on the roster? Just sounds so incredibly stupid to me. But we'll see what happens...
Maybe hiring Kubiak isn't such a bad idea.
Why do you think he has a big upside as a HC?
I think Klint is in way over his head this season and you can pin a lot of the inconsistencies of our offense on him and his playcalling. We've had some downright awful stretches of offense this season. Sure, we ran the ball great against the Steelers, but what about the week before when our offense could only muster 6 points against the Lions in an entire half of football?
He isn't Stefanski. I would clean house after the season.
Stefanski isnt Stefanski. I like Kubiaks upside because if who is father is. Klint has been eating and breathing offensive strategy since puberty.
i dont see “in over his head” at all. Name a team who hasnt had bad offensive stretches.
I’d like to nominate Matt Eberflus to replace Zim. Top 8 scoring D 3 out of his 4 years with Indy.
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