I know it’s premature but I can’t stop thinking about what the Vikings will do in the off-season at QB. A few quick thoughts and a question.

Kirk Cousins - One of the best Purple Playcallers ever. Regardless of season results. He’s provided consistency and stability at the position for 5 seasons. The recent injury and creeping age are the biggest questions marks for him right now. Before the injury this season, though, he was playing some of the ball of his career.

Josh Dobbs - The newcomer has captured the hearts and minds of the Minnesota Faithful. Journeyman is a bit of a misnomer for him, because though he has had stops at 7 NFL teams in 7 seasons, he has only had one legitimate shot at starting. In 2023, he made a talent poor Arizona Cardinals team competitive, even pulling off an upset win against the Cowboys. In two games with Minnesota, he has shown a rare mix of pocket awareness and mobility, and that has led to an increase in scoring. The Vikings scored 31 points against Atlanta, and 27 this past week against the Saints, which are two of the top 3 point totals for the Vikings this season. The biggest concern for Dobbs is turnovers (5 INT and 4 fumbles this season).

Jaren Hall - The fifth round rookie backed up Cousins before getting the start against Atlanta. He looked solid in limited action before getting knocked out of the game due to a concussion. His opportunity seems to have come and gone, but with the Vikings injury luck this season, who knows whether his number is called again before the season is over?

What should the Vikings do at QB in the off-season? Stick with Kirk, move on with Dobbs, or take a chance on Hall? My money is on re-signing Kirk with Hall continuing his backup role. But if Dobbs leads the Vikings on a deep postseason run, this could get very interesting.