Kirk, Or A Potential First Round QB in 2024?

Yes, and the Vikings gambled big time on Kirk for it only not to payoff in team success. And like the degenerate gambler, the Vikings are going to double-down once again on Kirk.

Um. The pontificating started with you. And I respond to people like they respond to me so if you aren’t liking the responses you get take a look in the mirror. If you actually did play the game then I would hope that you understand the record is the product of a lot of moving parts. And to say the success or lack of is on him for the last several years isn’t a very astute assessment. And throwing in the term Krusaders certainly doesn’t make you come across as someone who should be throwing the victim card.

I played football too. Do you think having a different OC every year for 8 years might impact consistency to any extent? Different language, different routes, tendencies, expected drop depths, route timing, read progression etc.

Or the group you have blocking for you yearly, their blocking assignments etc. it’s just such a simplistic, myopic thing to just blame the one player who had the most consistently good play on the roster over that period.

1. He responded to whoskmoon making a general statement that went along with what was already being said. 

2. He only responded to/about you after you already made it personal by directly insulting his football intelligence. No need to pretend otherwise we can all see he didn't start anything with you it was the other way around. What he said there is correct. 

3. That there are other areas of the team that were a bigger problem doesn't negate his initial idea that Kirk has been a big part of the issue in terms of mediocrity for this team. He never said it is on Kirk and only Kirk. The QB is the most important position and he has been paid near the top of the league despite almost everyone including those outside this fan base agrees he is not worth that type of cap hit (in fact when we extend him many outside tend to make fun of how dumb our franchise is because they see the obvious I was pointing out in my last post to you). If you look at his general rankings year to year you see a range of basically 9-20 depending on the year since he has been here (it's generally improved during his time here with our weapons). I would say he has been above average for elite cost which certainly could be considered a decent sized factor in why this team has remained mediocre (in fact we just talked about it not making sense to push cap back for players in these situations like we have had to do). Also those first two years he had tons of help but was definitely part of the problem, especially in the most important game of his career (only time he has ever played in divisional round).

Combine everything and it seems kind of obvious why some consider him part of the problem over the entire span given the early talent and the toll those cap hits have taken and hole we have been in due to them. Same way many thought it was obvious we should have moved on in 2020 as I was pointing out to you. The results continue to back it up. 

This was sent to me today and thought I would share with you all with no judgement. Enjoy:

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There are reasons and there are results. 

Can you explain your statement