Daily Norseman Reacts Survey: Time for a Change?

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year, we ask the most plugged-in fans and Vikings fans across the country.

It’s time, ladies and gentlemen, for us to bring you our SB Nation Reacts questions for the week about our Minnesota Vikings and how we feel about what’s going on with our favorite team. We have some questions for you for this week, so let’s tell them.

Our first question, as always, is how you feel about the direction the team is going. For the first time since November of last year, we’re asking this question following a loss to the Vikings because. . .well, the team finally found a situation where it couldn’t overcome the lack of offense, and they fell to their division rivals from Detroit to lose their status as the NFL’s last undefeated team. They’re still atop the NFC North, but now they’re pretty much breathing down their necks as they move on to face another tough opponent, with the Buffalo Bills coming to town for Monday Night Football.

Another question for this week is one that people have been asking for a long time, and it has to do with the quarterback situation. Kyler Murray has been. . .well, he was bad. There’s no point trying to tap dance around it. We both watch the games. The question now is whether the team should make a change at the quarterback position. If they do, what should that change be? The NFL trade deadline is a week from now, but is there a trade out there that could even, possibly, help this team this season?

As always, we invite you to participate in this week’s survey by answering the poll questions we’re providing, either below or in the Feed, and by sounding off in the comments.

Have at it, ladies and gentlemen! We’ll have answers to these questions between now and when the games start on Sunday.

Should there be a change at QB?

Do you trust the Vikings?

Are you sure the Vikings are headed in the right direction?

Each week of the season, we’ll ask fans if they think the team is moving in the right direction. This allows us to monitor the level of confidence in the fan base throughout the season and analyze what events have the greatest impact on fan support.

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