In this episode, the Wobby and Gyles discuss the inefficiencies of the Minnesota Vikings' running back room in the 2023 season. They highlight the importance of the offensive line and the struggles of running through the right side. The hosts also emphasize the need for a more productive running game, especially in the red zone. They explore various personnel decisions, including the potential signing of Derrick Henry. The hosts conclude by discussing the adaptability of Kevin O'Connell's offense and the importance of finding the right balance between the passing and running game. The hosts discuss the Vikings' expectations for the next year and the importance of acquiring players that align with their goals. They evaluate the running back room and express their desire for improvement. They also plan future position group evaluations, including a theoretical discussion on quarterbacks. The conversation concludes with a call to action for listeners to follow, like, and subscribe to the podcast. Takeaways The Vikings' running back room had major inefficiencies in the 2023 season, with a lack of explosive plays and low production in the running game. Improving the offensive line, particularly the right guard position, is crucial for a more successful running game. A strong running game is essential for red zone success and can help in short yardage situations and holding on to leads. The Vikings should focus on improving the offensive line and finding the right mix of running backs to complement their passing attack. Consideration should be given to signing Derrick Henry as a potential solution to overcome run-blocking deficiencies. The Vikings are aiming to compete for a championship in the upcoming year. The running back room received a low grade and needs improvement. Future position group evaluations will include a discussion on quarterbacks.