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Can we really be 6 days from Sunday
#1
...and still not know who our starting QB is? Vikingsterritory.com polled staff on who SHOULD start and then who they predict WILL start. 

SHOULD
Hall - 5
Dobbs - 4
Mullens - 0

WILL
Dobbs - 6
Mullens - 4
Hall - 0

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#2
Interesting psychology there in them #'s....
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#3
According to The Athletic's NFL insider Dianna Russini on Saturday, signs appear to be pointing to Josh Dobbs remaining Minnesota's starting signal-caller for the team's game against the Raiders.

Consider the source fwiw...
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#4
In a world where the teams gains a competitive advantage by the public not knowing who is starting, why would we expect to know who is starting?
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#5
I was thinking Mullens after watching the Bears game, but it probably comes down to Mullens has missed a crap-ton of time and Dobbs has been playing all year. 

Hall is the #3 and im doubtful that changes the rest of the year. 
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#6
If we lose this game then I say go with Hall here on out to see what we have.   I would lean toward Mullens for this weekend as hes had longer with the system.    I’m ok with Dobbs this weekend after a bye week and learning more, but on a very short lease! 
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#7
They know who is starting but we don't. I don't know that it matters much at this point 
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#8
Players returned from the bye week preaching that they need to play better around whichever quarterback starts on Sunday
O'Connell did not publicly address reporters Monday, when quarterbacks Joshua DobbsNick Mullens and Jaren Hall participated in a walkthrough that was mostly closed to media.
Dobbs, who has played much of the past four games since being acquired from Arizona, got a vote of confidence from center Garrett Bradbury.
"Josh has been great," Bradbury said. "He was thrown in the fire. Learning this offense as fast as he has, that's a tough task. Tip my cap to him, because it's not easy. He's done a great job extending plays, using his feet and making plays down the field. He's been a lot of fun to play for. Everyone's got to do their part a little bit better."
Right tackle Brian O'Neill said Monday he hadn't yet been told which passer he'll be protecting. They'll need him to play well against Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby, who leads all pass rushers by playing 97% of the snaps. Crosby's 11½ sacks trail only a handful of defenders, including the Vikings' Danielle Hunter(13½).
"I have about as much respect for him as anybody I have watched consistently over the last six years," O'Neill said. "Just the effort he plays with, how he never comes off the field. It's like 99% play time, which is just unheard of. … It's going to take my best."
https://www.startribune.com/minnesota-vikings-akayleb-evans-chris-rumph-joshua-dobbs-las-vegas/600324392/
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#9
No matter which QB we start, these next two weeks is a perfect opportunity for us to make superstars out of two unknown QB's. Something we are very good at.
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#10
Quote: @FLVike said:
No matter which QB we start, these next two weeks is a perfect opportunity for us to make superstars out of two unknown QB's. Something we are very good at.
You think the Vikings are the only ones??

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/3904...vs-jaguars


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