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80 PurplePride 84 wrote: I thought it was Locker they wanted, not Gabbert.
If they are still around I say "off with their heads".Purplemania wrote: Haha, I'm saying whoever is scouting QB and relaying to our FO that we should target these QB early should be let go...
Off with their heads too thenLaserman wrote:Hey scouts are scouts, they do the leg work but they don't decide who to draft. Spielman, the Owner, Childress and Frasier are to blame on QB prospects
Off with their heads? I thought you were perfectly content with Ponder?Purple bruise wrote: Off with their heads too then
I don't really mind that. Let Cassel start until/if he fails. I appreciate Freeman not being a punk about starting right away.Purple bruise wrote:Josh Freeman happy to 'pump the brakes' with Vikings "Josh Freeman officially joined the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night after passing a team physical. His reasoning for joining the team is a little surprising".
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap200000 ... th-vikings
Bill Walsh couldn't turn Ponder into a useful QB. He CAN'T THROW THE BALL!!! The most basic function of an NFL QB is often a struggle for him. He is T-Jack all over again! He can not consistently hit wide open receivers. All the coaching in the world will not help him throw the ball accurately. If he can't do it by now, he never will!J. Kapp 11 wrote:...do we have a Harbaugh-Reid type of mentor to help get Freeman to the next level? Given Christian Ponder's ongoing cluelessness, I'd say the answer is no.
dead_poet wrote:Not surprising. This is common.
Sure sounds like Spielman told Josh Freeman what to say during QB's introductory interview
http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/2013 ... erview.php
Mothman wrote:
Agreed. I assume a player in Freeman's situation has had some coaching on how to respond to media questions.
I listened to it and it is funny.Texas Vike wrote:Yeah, but we usually can't hear it being whispered to the player just seconds before the player paraphrases his GM. If you haven't listened to the interview (linked in the article) it's worthwhile. This is really funny and a bit embarrassing for Spielman.
Mothman wrote: I listened to it and it is funny.