So um, do we still need to fire everyone?

[pattersaur]

WHAT A WIN! Turns out the sky isn't falling, our coaches can still coach, our GMs can still GM, and our QB CAN SLING IT.

Really nice road win against a good team. Great job, Vikings.

Let's see what this team can do without half the starters being hurt and having to navigate bye weeks, Eurotrips, and TNF games. Methinks it can do well!

SOUND THE GJALLARHORN~ Hmm-HMMMM!

[Viking1987isback]

packers the crowned super bowl champions lost at home  this division is gona be close all year

[purplefaithful]

My concerns with this org are still there, but I am savvy enough to enjoy a win

[JR44]

Great win, but we still need a real GM and as much as I like KOC he made some head scratching decisions that could have cost us the game

[Mattyman]

Great win. Gutty and had to have it.

special teams was big factor.

it'd be nice to read a thread complaining that KOC is running the ball too much.

4 th year and I still haven't seen it.

[pattersaur]

Great win. Gutty and had to have it.

special teams was big factor.

it'd be nice to read a thread complaining that KOC is running the ball too much.

4 th year and I still haven't seen it.

I’d love to see us pound the rock more too but it’s not how the team is built. JJ and 3 are our best players on offense and now Aaron Jones is hurt again. More passing in our future if McCarthy can keep delivering the ball.

And if our O-line can keep him upright. They did a good job today and the kid helped them out some too.

[supafreak84]

We could win out the rest of the season and that doesn't mean the front office and scouting department shouldn't be honestly evaluated at the end of the year. That's just due diligence and the draft results gave been what they've been. If McCarthy and Donovan Jackson continue to play well, it will go a long way in helping their cause

[pattersaur]

We could win out the rest of the season and that doesn't mean the front office and scouting department shouldn't be honestly evaluated at the end of the year. That's just due diligence and the draft results gave been what they've been. If McCarthy and Donovan Jackson continue to play well, it will go a long way in helping their cause

   

[Zanary]

I think the staff is pretty constantly evaluated. I won't pretend to be impressed with many draft results, but honestly...Spielman was very hit and miss in the draft (every CB since Rhodes, QBs, mostly terrible o-line choices, etc), and players like JJM, Addison, and more plus all of the FA acquisitions that regained some swagger today...

...I think the "fire everybody" elements of the fan base can take a breath. Some will always be angry: every loss is horrible playing/coaching/drafting, while every win destroys draft position. These people are the chaff of fandom, and should be ignored.

[supafreak84]

I think the staff is pretty constantly evaluated. I won't pretend to be impressed with many draft results, but honestly...Spielman was very hit and miss in the draft (every CB since Rhodes, QBs, mostly terrible o-line choices, etc), and players like JJM, Addison, and more plus all of the FA acquisitions that regained some swagger today...

...I think the "fire everybody" elements of the fan base can take a breath. Some will always be angry: every loss is horrible playing/coaching/drafting, while every win destroys draft position. These people are the chaff of fandom, and should be ignored.

It's ok to call a spade a spade when they have played horrible, or the coaching has been atrocious, or the draft picks haven't panned out, because those are all true statements and major factors in our losses to this point. Nobody cares about draft position because nobody trusts Kwesi to make a smart pick anyways. We all love what we saw today but does that erase the fact we are 4-4 still and came off an ugly, ugly loss to the Chargers? So which team are? Like we've all said for weeks, have to let the season play out to know for sure