3 hours ago
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
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The only QB scenario we should be talking about
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3 hours ago
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
3 hours ago
(This post was last modified: 3 hours ago by supafreak84.)
(3 hours ago)Greylock Wrote: If the Wilf's would have decided Kwesi's fate right after the season they could have gotten a new GM on board in time for free agency instead they decided to go with familiarity and give the temporary title to Brzezinski. They would still have time to hire a GM in time for the draft but no lets just see how the new triangle works out. If they hire Brzezinski to be full time GM wonder who takes over as the cap guy, he would not have time for both jobs, oh I know let KOC have that power also. It's highly speculated that Brzez doesn't want the job and only agreed to take over for this short transition period as the Wilfs "go to" guy when they need to get something done. Brzez was the guy who bartered the Thielen trade after the Wilfs told him to get it done...not Kwesi. This just further illustrates the dysfunction of this organization under Wilf ownership. The "Triangle of authority" was a colossal bust the first go around, so what would lead anybody to believe it turns out any different this time? The Wilfs put too much into "collaboration" and not enough into just having one voice with a long term vision who knows their shit when it comes to the draft, free agency, and roster building. Always trying to reinvent the wheel...
10 minutes ago
I don’t think this is really much of a triangle of authority.
I think KOC’s got one year to continue the plan we’ve had in place, to win a playoff game, and to show that he really is a QB whisperer with either JJM or whichever castoff we can bring in. I think KOC is going to have for the most part his pick of draft picks and Brez is just going to be a guy to bounce ideas off, and manage the rest of the scouts and their day to day activities and also be the voice of reason in the case that KOC tries to do something detrimental to the future versions of the team, like go out and mortgage the future by spending a ton in FA to try and save his job. I think if KOC fails to develop JJM or a veteran and/or fails to win a playoff game, he’s out. I don’t really think we needed to bring in a different GM to muddy the water this offseason or develop a vision or a plan. We already have those. The plan we had in the past included this upcoming offseason. They spent big in FA last year because they traded a bunch of picks to try and get a QB. This year, it’s more about the draft. I think you get the roster the way KOC wants, and then bring in a GM to get acclimated to the group, and I’m fine with that. I think the only real weirdness is if KOC does well after having noticeable roster say, can they pull that away from KOC and pivot back to a GM with roster authority? |
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