I realize this is just one loss…
But not only did this team not look like a Super Bowl contender, it didn’t even look like a playoff team today
The truth of the matter is, if this continues, this is the beginning of the end.
The Vikings have no real defined future on offense beyond this season. No QB, no RBs, likely no starting TE, half of an offensive line, Jordan Addison and Justin Jefferson. And it’s hard to imagine Jettas is going to stick around for what’s to come.
The idea that we hitched a “Super Bowl" roster to Kyler Murray is laughable. Compounded by the fact they traded away a young QB to make Kyler feel better. This all feels like a house of cards.
I’ve often thought KOC was pretty much untouchable, but if Teasley really wanted to start fresh with a coaching staff and bunch of draft picks he could do it next year by unloading JJ and Addison and build from the ground up.
Pretty insane to think this could be the near future for a 6-1 team, but I think the only thing that saves KOC’s job is a playoff win.
#Vikings offense this season: • 29th in yards per game • 30th in passing yards per game • 31st in offensive TDs per game • 27th in PPG • 27th on 3rd down • 28th in yards per play • 32nd in first downs per game
— Ari Meirov @MySportsUpdate Nov 1, 2026
#Vikings offense this season: • 29th in yards per game • 30th in passing yards per game • 31st in offensive TDs per game • 27th in PPG • 27th on 3rd down • 28th in yards per play • 32nd in first downs per game
Canthony wrote:
6-1 and Jefferson walks out after the game not saying a word to the media. Kyler is the issue here. No way to spin it.
I 1000% agree. Look, I have issues with KOC…but they stem more from his handling of McCarthy and his hand-picking of Kyler Murray.
My issues from him don’t stem from coaching or play design. His system DOES work. It’s been proven to work…literally everyone has seen it.
His biggest issue imo is ego. He thinks he can make any QB work. And when it doesn’t work that, I don’t think he knows how to handle it. In my heart of hearts, I think he really wanted to keep Darnold and he’s been grasping at straws since.
CFIAvike wrote:
But not only did this team not look like a Super Bowl contender, it didn’t even look like a playoff team today The truth of the matter is, if this continues, this is the beginning of the end.The Vikings have no real defined future on offense beyond this season. No QB, no RBs, likely no starting TE, half of an offensive line, Jordan Addison and Justin Jefferson. And it’s hard to imagine Jettas is going to stick around for what’s to come.The idea that we hitched a “Super Bowl" roster to Kyler Murray is laughable. Compounded by the fact they traded away a young QB to make Kyler feel better. This all feels like a house of cards. I’ve often thought KOC was pretty much untouchable, but if Teasley really wanted to start fresh with a coaching staff and bunch of draft picks he could do it next year by unloading JJ and Addison and build from the ground up. Pretty insane to think this could be the near future for a 6-1 team, but I think the only thing that saves KOC’s job is a playoff win.
I was willing to give Teasley a pass on the McCarthy deal but thinking back I’m not really sure he deserves it.
Whatever happened behind the scenes, it really can’t be worse than what’s happening in front of them.
Canthony wrote:
6-1 and Jefferson walks out after the game not saying a word to the media. Kyler is the issue here. No way to spin it.
No losing the game was the issue.
Jettas had the higher rated QB today
savannahskol wrote:
No losing the game was the issue.
Jettas had the higher rated QB today
Winning is wonderful cologne.
This frustration has been building for weeks…anything watching knew all it would take is one loss to watch it all crumble.
CFIAvike wrote:
Winning is wonderful cologne.
This frustration has been building for weeks…anything watching knew all it would take is one loss to watch it all crumble.
Is the crumble in the room with us right now?
savannahskol wrote:
Is the crumble in the room with us right now?
Anyone in the room can smell it. Murray stinks and its going to bring the whole team down if they stick with him.
Why isn't Chuck Foreman in the Hall of Fame?
savannahskol wrote:
Is the crumble in the room with us right now?
The crumble is most definitely in the room. Things could get REAL ugly at US Bank next week with a repeat performance.
The literal only thing keeping frustrations from being aired was the fact they hadn’t lost. Vikings locker room about to be a boiler room. Pressure is about to get real heavy and real loud. And it’ll get worse with every impending loss
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