
Vikings in trouble for opening day?
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If Minnesota is going to keep T as their QB, they'd be better off running the wishbone.GopherWild wrote:I think T-Jack has better receivers to throw to this season. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think Sidney Rice was injured for the Washington game. He is Jackson's favorite target plus the addition of Berrian will be a help. He won't drop every pass like Troy Williamson.

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I think your link is fouled???Govs93 wrote:See?! More fuel for the fire.
I dont understand the huge focus on the QB.GR3343 wrote:
If Minnesota is going to keep T as their QB, they'd be better off running the wishbone.I'll never be convinced that Jackson is an NFL QB. He may be a great athlete, but he can't read a D and rarely picks out the right receiver under pressure. Booty is already more NFL ready, but everyone knows how the front office in Minn. will play this out.
The Vikings have AP, and some decent WRs and supposedly a good OLine.
They picked up a DE who can rush the passer and their D should be above average to good.
It would be great to have an all pro QB to go along with that but many teams have won without it and as recently as last season.
TJack will not make us forget Fran Tarkenton but he will be as good as a lot of other guys who played here on playoff teams.
If there is an area of concern , its the head coach, IMO.
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packerboy wrote:I dont understand the huge focus on the QB.GR3343 wrote:
If Minnesota is going to keep T as their QB, they'd be better off running the wishbone.I'll never be convinced that Jackson is an NFL QB. He may be a great athlete, but he can't read a D and rarely picks out the right receiver under pressure. Booty is already more NFL ready, but everyone knows how the front office in Minn. will play this out.
The Vikings have AP, and some decent WRs and supposedly a good OLine.
They picked up a DE who can rush the passer and their D should be above average to good.
It would be great to have an all pro QB to go along with that but many teams have won without it and as recently as last season.
TJack will not make us forget Fran Tarkenton but he will be as good as a lot of other guys who played here on playoff teams.
If there is an area of concern , its the head coach, IMO.
Ooof !:shock: you didn't have to go that far back PB

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Tarkenton played football?! I thought he was the host of That's Incredible. You guys are old.Can't Never Tried wrote:packerboy wrote:I dont understand the huge focus on the QB.GR3343 wrote:
If Minnesota is going to keep T as their QB, they'd be better off running the wishbone.I'll never be convinced that Jackson is an NFL QB. He may be a great athlete, but he can't read a D and rarely picks out the right receiver under pressure. Booty is already more NFL ready, but everyone knows how the front office in Minn. will play this out.
The Vikings have AP, and some decent WRs and supposedly a good OLine.
They picked up a DE who can rush the passer and their D should be above average to good.
It would be great to have an all pro QB to go along with that but many teams have won without it and as recently as last season.
TJack will not make us forget Fran Tarkenton but he will be as good as a lot of other guys who played here on playoff teams.
If there is an area of concern , its the head coach, IMO.
Ooof !:shock: you didn't have to that far back PB
I prefer being described as mature or experienced.
But since Fran The Man left us, who did you really like at QB?
Wade Wilson? Rich Gannon? Brad Johnson?
Jim McMahon?
Jeff George and Randall Cunnigham?
Daunte?
No, I know...Sean boofin Salsbury.
The list is long but those guys had good D and some WRs to throw to so they made the playoffs.
TJack will too.
But since Fran The Man left us, who did you really like at QB?
Wade Wilson? Rich Gannon? Brad Johnson?
Jim McMahon?
Jeff George and Randall Cunnigham?
Daunte?
No, I know...Sean boofin Salsbury.
The list is long but those guys had good D and some WRs to throw to so they made the playoffs.
TJack will too.
The only problem with that theory is that defenses will completely key on AP since the Queens have no QB under center. They'll know the only way they can move the ball is on the ground, so you'll most likely see a lot of guys up to shut down the run, forcing TJack to throw. If Minn has to rely on any type of passing game, it won't matter if their defense has 11 hall of famers on it, they won't win more than 9 games. Maybe he had a great offseason and will be a great QB. Doubt it, but you never know.packerboy wrote:I prefer being described as mature or experienced.
But since Fran The Man left us, who did you really like at QB?
Wade Wilson? Rich Gannon? Brad Johnson?
Jim McMahon?
Jeff George and Randall Cunnigham?
Daunte?
No, I know...Sean boofin Salsbury.
The list is long but those guys had good D and some WRs to throw to so they made the playoffs.
TJack will too.
Character is who you are when no one is watching
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packerboy wrote:I prefer being described as mature or experienced.
But since Fran The Man left us, who did you really like at QB?
Wade Wilson? Rich Gannon? Brad Johnson?
Jim McMahon?
Jeff George and Randall Cunnigham?
Daunte?
No, I know...Sean boofin Salsbury.
The list is long but those guys had good D and some WRs to throw to so they made the playoffs.
TJack will too.
Tommy Kramer

The sun shines on a dog's rear every once in a while. Also, remember the old saying about the blind squirrel and a nut. I'll change my statement to highly unlikely rather than can't happen. Feel better?Govs93 wrote:The 2001 Ravens and Trent "Boofin'" Dilfer humbly disagree with that statement.GR3343 wrote:If Minn has to rely on any type of passing game, it won't matter if their defense has 11 hall of famers on it, they won't win more than 9 games.
Character is who you are when no one is watching
Not to mention Brad Johnson and the Bucs and many others.Govs93 wrote:The 2001 Ravens and Trent "Boofin'" Dilfer humbly disagree with that statement.GR3343 wrote:If Minn has to rely on any type of passing game, it won't matter if their defense has 11 hall of famers on it, they won't win more than 9 games.
They cant win relying on TJack. He has only played one full season.
But they can make the playoffs and win with him at QB.
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Thanks Govs,Govs93 wrote:Fixed. I think.Can't Never Tried wrote:I think your link is fouled???Govs93 wrote:See?! More fuel for the fire.
OK this is not a good idea..this guy bleeds green, and with the # of INT's he throws, and all those years of throwing to the green and puke yellow, we couldn't tell whether he was doing it on purpose or not.
Just like your twins win with the guys you got, we don't need Brett WHO here!

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Nope.....no way! there is a thing called pride...can you actually imagine the crap we'd have to listen to if we won with that guypackerboy wrote:What if GR3343 could convince you that Farve brings the Lombardi Trophy with him to Minnesota?
Still wouldnt do it?


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Sat throughpackerboy wrote:CNT,
How many of the 4 Super Bowl losses have you sat through?

74 Miami and 75 Steelers I was more interested in girls and playing sports, then watching pro football.
1977 to the Raiders well that was those grey years if ya know what I mean but to answer your question I've been around for all of em.
And I would lose another before I'd take Brett WHO in MN anyone else from anywhere I'd have no issue with...just to much for me to take.

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