Wilf's

[supafreak84]

Now there's something you don't hear often.

He's not wrong about this. The Wilf's constant desire to be "competitive" and not moving players for draft capital, like Danielle Hunter, have done nothing for us. I know this makes the Wilf boys skin crawl, but sometimes you need to eat a shitburger season or two to reload and try to set yourself up to be relevant long term. We are all tired of "competitive" with no higher upside than a wild card exit. The Wilfs have continued the insanity with the late firing of Kwesi and this new version of the "Triangle of Authority." I mean, what could possibly go wrong here. My trust in Wilf decision making is a zero at this point and I hope the absolute roasting of them in the media continues. Only four teams have less playoff victories than the Vikings in the 21 years time period of Wilf ownership and decision making. They are deserving of every criticism they get.

[purplefaithful]

Interesting takes in that it puts a lot of the QB decisions on KOC, which makes sense as I would find it hard to believe that KOC is not the one who ultimately made the call on the QBs or at least had the most input.  But the bigger issue was not having a football guy as your GM with personnel experience who had the experience in challenging situations like we had with the decisions with Darnold.  There was absolutely no excuse to hire Kwesi.  

They are great owners who have done a lot for organization and city, however they need to do a better job of ensuring there are the right people running the team.  I wonder if they have someone who they are consulting with who is just not the right earpiece for them.

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Stephen Miller

[supafreak84]

I wonder if they have someone who they are consulting with who is just not the right earpiece for them.

Do you remember when they were conducting the coaching search that yielded them Zimmer? As lifelong Giants fans, they consulted with Bill Parcells before making their decision and it was probably the best decision of their ownership tenure. I think they should absolutely consult with a respected football voice before making any critical decisions going forward. Hopefully, they listen to that voice and can leave the critical decisions to the General Manager moving forward

[Waterboy]

I'm surprised you lasted as long as you did. I admire your patience.

LOL.  What a joke.  It's more about you having nothing to back up your viewpoints that isn't totally hypocritical than it is about a lack of patience on your part.

[Greylock]

Do you remember when they were conducting the coaching search that yielded them Zimmer? As lifelong Giants fans, they consulted with Bill Parcells before making their decision and it was probably the best decision of their ownership tenure. I think they should absolutely consult with a respected football voice before making any critical decisions going forward. Hopefully, they listen to that voice and can leave the critical decisions to the General Manager moving forward

They were Giants fans and Parcells seemed to be a guy they looked to for advice.  Not sure what happened there.

[supafreak84]

They were Giants fans and Parcells seemed to be a guy they looked to for advice.  Not sure what happened there.

When you look over their 21 year history and all the poor decisions they have made, they really need all the help and advice they can get. They haven't figured it out and keep reverting back to the same old dysfunction, poor decision making, and flawed philosophies. I don't think they are ever going to figure it out (despite their best intentions), and I'd shed no tears if they decided to sell the team and go back to New Jersey