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Hosted by Kindred Skols · sports · EN-US · 121 episodes
Nick Olson, Gregg Blake, and Matt Fries cover the Minnesota Vikings. They dive deep on the team from an analytics, film, and fan perspective.
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Episode #121
There's a new Kindred Skols episode! Matt chats with Luke Braun about Vikings things that are on his mind this offseason. As I talk about at the from of the episode, unfortunately I do not expect to be doing these podcasts on a consistent basis. Check out my work on Wide Left, but also stay subscribed to this feed because I may get the itch to do an episode from time to time.
Episode #120
Matt is back with another episode to address his five biggest questions heading in to the 2025 Vikings season. They are: * What can we expect from JJ McCarthy? * What will Dallas Turner's role be? * How will the DB room, particularly CB, shape up? * Will the new look OL be able to gel? * Do the Vikings' have a depth problem? Tune in to find out the answers to these questions. Matt Fries @friesfootball Nick Olson @nickolsonnfl @kindredskols on twitter Also on BlueSky! We are available on Apple, Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts Youtube - Kindred Skols (link in Twitter Bio)
Episode #119
Matt is back with a film breakdown of Vikings sixth round pick Gavin Bartholomew. Check out a lot of discussion about the following traits: Route stems Route running storytelling Sharpness of route breaks Zone route running ability Catch technique After catch ability Ability to identify targets in run game Athleticism to pull and reach defenders Blocking positioning in run game Anchor technique in pass protection Punch technique in pass protection Matt Fries @friesfootball Nick Olson @nickolsonnfl @kindredskols on twitter Also on BlueSky! We are available on Apple, Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts Youtube - Kindred Skols (link in Twitter Bio)
Episode #118
Matt is back with a film breakdown of Vikings sixth round pick Kobe King. Check out a lot of discussion about the following traits: Burst to the line of scrimmage Ability to track RBs across gaps Sideline-to-sideline movment A potential athletic limitation Pass rush ability Athleticism to drop in coverage Ability to track receivers in zones Response to misdirection Matt Fries @friesfootball Nick Olson @nickolsonnfl @kindredskols on twitter Also on BlueSky! We are available on Apple, Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts Youtube - Kindred Skols (link in Twitter Bio)
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Matt is back with a film breakdown of Vikings first round pick Donovan Jackson. Check out a lot of discussion about the following traits: First step quickness Power Anchor Block shedding ability Cornering ability Inside counters Bull rush Effort Matt Fries @friesfootball Nick Olson @nickolsonnfl @kindredskols on twitter Also on BlueSky! We are available on Apple, Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts Youtube - Kindred Skols (link in Twitter Bio)
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