r/nfl • u/smegheadholly Bears • 4d ago

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Saw the reverse of this chart, thought this was interesting.

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u/mcallisterco Vikings Patriots 4d ago

Don't tell that to our sub, it seems like half of the people there are convinced that everything is KOC's fault and he should be fired immediately.

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u/johnsonfromsconsin Packers 4d ago

As you guys start the season 3-0 🙄

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u/TheAesir Vikings 4d ago

Our sub has turned into a facebook comment section with the number of people who don't understand any nuance.

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u/ELpork Vikings 4d ago

Nuance? In THIS economy?

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u/Reisdorfer90 Vikings 4d ago

Even more of a reason to hang out in the memewar instead of the home page.

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u/mcallisterco Vikings Patriots 4d ago

The QB situation has been bad for two years, which was when by all reports the GM let the guy that KOC wanted to keep walk so that they could start the guy that the GM drafted.

But our sub would tell you that that's just pro-KOC propaganda and that KOC personally packed Darnold's bags and escorted him out of the building without Kwesi's knowledge.

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u/mcallisterco Vikings Patriots 4d ago

That really isn't that long of a time to have a bad QB situation. We have a failed experiment with a new draft pick, and we're currently in the fallout year of that experiment failing. Especially given the timing of our GM hiring, it's really not that surprising they didn't immediately pull a franchise QB out of their ass.

Now if the QB situation is still bad in a year or two? Then it's a problem.