Zimmer Extension Done - through 2023

No, he didn't lol. Teddy led the 32nd ranked passing game in football both of his two pathetic, bad seasons with us. His running game making up for it has no bearing on anything.

You would take teddy's absolutely atrocious 2015 over Bradford's pretty good 2016? That's mighty silly, but preferring Teddy's 2015 over Kirk's 2018 is sheer mental delusion lol.

Every QB has flaws. The fact is, EVERY SINGLE season of Zimmers career, he has has had good QB play, aside from Bridgwater who you inexplicably pretend wasnt atrocious, in flagrant disregard of any and all statistical measure.

The acquisition of Bradford, Keenum and Kirk are the whole reasons why we haven't had a bad QB season since noodle arm, Zimmers role in this would be a credit to his resume, if anything.

Bridgewater going down was the single luckiest thing to ever happen to Mike Zimmer, it instantly took his passing games from league worst to solid at the least.

Zimmer hasn't experienced any worse luck than the average HC. You just want to play mental gymnastics to rationalize excuses for him, while not doing the same for other coaches

I'd rather have more than two divison titles, two playoff wins, and three playoff appearances in 6 seasons. That sucks.

Sure, Zimmer has a nice win pct, unfortunately, that's about it. He doesn't get to the playoffs enough, or win in the playoffs enough, or win enough division titles.

That the Vikings ownership saw him worthy of an extension pretty much says it all lol. How many SBs have they gotten us? Playoff appearances? Playoff wins? Division titles?

You are just trying to bait people now

And again, the offense moving the ball better under Bridgewater, was NOT because of Bridgwater (elsewise his passing numbers would reflect this). Bridgewater's running game making up for his garbage play means literally nothing. We judge individual players based on their individual play, not by how well their teams makes up for their poor play.

Yes, Nagy's body of work is significantly smaller than Zimmer's, and yet Nagy already has half as many division titles and 1/3 as many playoff appearances, despite having coached for four less seasons.

I agree that Zimmer is a good defensive mind. If only he was our coordinator rather than our HC.

Okay, so you think that making the playoffs three times since 2014 is 'consistent contender'? No, consistant contender would be like GB, SEA, BAL, etc. Dont you want that? All of them nearly always make the playoffs, usually winning their division, and have SB wins this decade.

I'm not ignoring Rodgers. McCarthy was brought in to GB with Rodgers specifically in mind, and he completely overhauled and changed his mechanics, before choosing to move forward with Rodgers as starter rather than Favre, er go, anything Rodgers does is a credit to McCarthy. Why doesn't Zimmer do something like McCarthy did?

Or wait, let me guess, McCarthy's good players were just luck and happenstance whereas Zimmers good players were specifically because of him being a good coach, right? Zimmer fans and their ridiculous one sided excuses and rationalizations.

I'm baiting people by pointing out that Zimmers actual results aren't really that good or impressive?