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By Jackson113.2 · Posted
To the Vikings what I'm hearing -
By PootieNunu · Posted
Wilks is a nobody in the grand scheme of things. He is right back out of the NFL, exactly where he was before Carolina dragged him back to the NFL. I don't see what he has to be pissed or salty about. He got a shot with 2 teams and was just a average coach as he has always been. He is a lesser Fox/Rivera -
The way BY must play quarterback has a much higher degree of difficulty. Coupled with his physical limitations his margin for error is small. The guy evading the blitz and dropping a dime deep over double coverage is more exciting then a wobbling ball thrown into the blitz with good enough placement that gets 6 yards on a 3rd and 5. It's been beat to death that he will never be the first guy. He was the second guy vs the Chiefs. The second guy is harder to do because it's mostly mental: reading, reacting and processing the correct solution that the defense provided within a second or two. It's harder to see on film, it's harder to evaluate. That's why I think there's a divergence between fans yelling "noodle armed middle schooler!!" and analysts going "hold up, let's not write him off yet" I personally need to see the Chiefs game be the start of growth before getting hopeful. Ideally would like to see 1-2 300yd multi td games. Then I'd expect the entire off season to fix his footwork. With his physical limitations that footwork needs to be damn near perfect. I would still bring in competition at the QB spot even in that scenario.
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