The Jets, The Vikings

I thought Zach Wilson would be an average to good QB. He has an arm but not accuracy and intangibles. At least he got the ball in the air and to the endzone on the final play.

In Wilson's defense that Jets o-line is a mash unit and I think I heard were on their 5th new starting lineups for the season. I also think Hackett is, well...a hack. 

But I'm not sure if the Vikings were smart or just lucky trading for Dobbs. If Mullens didn't have the back injury we probably don't make that move. Good pick up though going with a super smart guy who can pick up the playbook and has some physical tools to work with 

@"supafreak84" said: In Wilson's defense that Jets o-line is a mash unit and I think I heard were on their 5th new starting lineups for the season. I also think Hackett is, well...a hack. 

But I'm not sure if the Vikings were smart or just lucky trading for Dobbs. If Mullens didn't have the back injury we probably don't make that move. Good pick up though going with a super smart guy who can pick up the playbook and has some physical tools to work with 

Agree if Mullens was healthy they never would have traded for a quarterback.  I read somewhere, don't recall where, that either KOC or Kwesi had interest or had scouted Dobbs before he entered the draft so they may have had some insight to the man and player before the trade.

The Jets are a hot mess. Regardless of the injury and whether or not they would have made the trade, the Vikings made the trade and they picked Dobbs. Give some credit where credit is due and enjoy the ride 

@"Greylock" said:

@"supafreak84" said: In Wilson's defense that Jets o-line is a mash unit and I think I heard were on their 5th new starting lineups for the season. I also think Hackett is, well...a hack. 

But I'm not sure if the Vikings were smart or just lucky trading for Dobbs. If Mullens didn't have the back injury we probably don't make that move. Good pick up though going with a super smart guy who can pick up the playbook and has some physical tools to work with 

Agree if Mullens was healthy they never would have traded for a quarterback.  I read somewhere, don't recall where, that either KOC or Kwesi had interest or had scouted Dobbs before he entered the draft so they may have had some insight to the man and player before the trade.

@"MaroonBells" said:

@"Greylock" said:

@"supafreak84" said: In Wilson's defense that Jets o-line is a mash unit and I think I heard were on their 5th new starting lineups for the season. I also think Hackett is, well...a hack. 

But I'm not sure if the Vikings were smart or just lucky trading for Dobbs. If Mullens didn't have the back injury we probably don't make that move. Good pick up though going with a super smart guy who can pick up the playbook and has some physical tools to work with 

Agree if Mullens was healthy they never would have traded for a quarterback.  I read somewhere, don't recall where, that either KOC or Kwesi had interest or had scouted Dobbs before he entered the draft so they may have had some insight to the man and player before the trade.

But remember, he wasn't their first choice. Sounds like they wanted John Wolford in Tampa, who the Bucs added to their active roster to prevent the move. 

What's sad for the Jets is their D is so good it's fun to watch.  But Zach Wilson is hot shit on dirt.  It's painful to watch.

@"FLVike" said:

I thought Zach Wilson would be an average to good QB. He has an arm but not accuracy and intangibles. At least he got the ball in the air and to the endzone on the final play.

Same, I was all over Zach Wilson and had him as the second QB easy after Lawrence.  On the plus side, for me, I thought Lance would be a bust :)

Another lesson in don't bet on a young QB with a D guru head coach. (although the early returns in Houston look good)

I'm not sure we win these last two games with Dobbs, but without KOC.

@"medaille" said: I'm not sure we win these last two games with Dobbs, but without KOC.

To your point:

Key to second half: Stay flexible. The Vikings have started three different quarterbacks this season and had a total of six on their roster or practice squad. At the midpoint of their season, three of them remained injured. Their top two running backs were injured as well. O'Connell might need to continue adjusting his scheme and playcalls to accommodate the disparate skills of the players on the field at any moment. -- Kevin Seifert

Say what you will about Wilson and that Jets offense, but damn...

Their D is just magnificent. I would love their DL and some Sauce too.