We’ve got the results of our SB Nation Reacts results for this week, and since we promised we’d get them to you before our Minnesota Vikings kicked things off against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, let’s get them knocked out, shall we?
Our first question, as always, is whether or not you think the Vikings are moving in the right direction. After a couple of down weeks, if I may borrow a line from 21st-century American philosopher Omar Little, I want to put the word out that we’re back up.
Yes, we are back up to a full 68% of Minnesota Vikings fans. . .or, at least, the ones who responded to our poll. . .believing that the team is heading in the right direction. That’s a pretty significant jump.
Since we’re at the midway point of the season, let’s take a look at the full confidence poll results so far through this season. See if you can guess which results came after wins and which ones came after losses.
- Week 1: 99%
- Week 2: 93%
- Week 3: 43%
- Week 4: 91%
- Week 5: 44%
- Week 6: 62%
- Week 7: 56%
- Week 8: 31%
- Week 9: 20%
- Week 10: 68%
Yeah, it’s been a bit of a roller coaster so far this season. Hopefully we can have a bit more of a sustained peak. . .like all the way through early February.
With that, the other question this week had to do with what the Vikings did at this year’s NFL Trade Deadline, which was. . .nothing. Did folks have a problem with the fact that Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and company didn’t make any moves? Apparently, they did not.
It appears that 68 is our magic number for this week, because that’s the percentage of folks who appear to not have a problem with what the Vikings did at the Trade Deadline. I’m a little surprised by this, if only because being terminally online as I am has given me the impression that Kwesi Adofo-Mensah is sort of in the “damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t” category with a lot of the fan base. Maybe folks around these parts are a little more relaxed.
Those are our SB Nation Reacts results for this week, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in our survey, and we’ll have another one for you here next week!
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