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ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith says Kevin O’Connell is lucky to have a job, even with the Minnesota Vikings sitting at 6-0.

ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith argued on First Take that Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell is lucky to still have his job, questioning his quarterback management despite the team's 6-0 start to the season. Writer Ted Schwerzler disputes Smith's criticism, defending O'Connell's regular-season record and pointing out that front-office roster decisions contributed to past quarterback transitions.
Schwerzler does agree with Smith's proposal that the Vikings should consider trading for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor to bolster their offense. Minnesota currently features quarterback Kyler Murray, and Schwerzler argues that adding Taylor could help insulate Murray, particularly while running back Aaron Jones manages a knee injury.
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