Akers was a healthy inactive Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers.
right now, but the staff is seeking efficiency, and if Akers can help the team in that attempt, he will play.A change of scenery was overdue for Akers, and landing with a former coach who knows what he brings to the table and actually had a desire to add that to his team’s mix is at least encouraging for his potential to get back on the track to relevance. He’s, first and foremost, a wake-up call for Mattison.
I expect over the next few weeks we’ll see Mattison and Akers jockey for position. Whether that results in a clear starter/backup hierarchy, or if it ultimately becomes a platoon/hot-hand situation, remains to be seen. If you’ve held on to Akers to this point, you should at least see how things start to shake out now that he’s in Minnesota.
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