When the Minnesota Vikings sent Mike Zimmer packing after 129 games as the head coach, it was clear there was a need for change.
Solid Landing Spot for Old Ball Coach
Zimmer’s personality had run its course, and his philosophies were no longer enough to succeed at the highest level. It wasn’t unexpected that he’d find his way back to the sidelines, but doing so in an assistant capacity gives him a greater chance to succeed.
The Minnesota Vikings reached new heights under Mike Zimmer. He led them to three different double-digit win totals, and despite Zimmer’s 2-3 record in the playoffs, he orchestrated some of the best Vikings teams in franchise history.