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VikingLord wrote:The Vikings are *stunningly* bad defending the run today.

NO they are just stunningly bad overall

VikingLord wrote:The Vikings are *stunningly* bad defending the run today.

On the other hand they only "really suck" when they're defending the pass.

Carolina doing a good job of using Vikings over pursuit against them. The screen/shovel has been big all day.

radar55 wrote:I hate to say it but this is actually SOOO BAD its kind of funny

you gotta be able to laugh when it's this bad

Frazier said after halftime we need to establish the run. More evidence you are the worst coach in the league. First series in 2nd half shows you are an idiot.

lets just go 1-15 please no more 4-8 wins those just kill a team

dead_poet wrote: Just the run?

They are bad overall, but the size of the holes the Panthers are opening is just unbelievable. Guys are just not staying disciplined when it comes to their gaps.

Raymond is inactive, assuming Sendejo now with Blanton as only other safety.

Time to put in Mautii and Hodges in, see what they can do

Jeffbleedspurple wrote:Smith is hurt were doomed

NO we were doomed well before that

Musgrave spent six seasons as a backup with San Francisco 49ers (1991 to '94) and Denver Broncos (1995 and '96) -- run by West Coast-leaning coaches George Seifert and Mike Shanahan -- before getting cut in 1997 and immediately going into coaching as an offensive assistant with the Oakland Raiders.

He went to Philadelphia in 1998, replaced Dana Bible as play-caller by the end of the season and then went to Carolina, where he spent a year as quarterbacks coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator. That lasted all of four games in the 2000 season before Musgrave resigned amid media criticism and reports of a tongue-lashing from Seifert in front of the team.

Musgrave subsequently spent two seasons as offensive coordinator at the University of Virginia, where he tutored current Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub. In 2003, Musgrave resurfaced with Jacksonville, where he was offensive coordinator for two seasons before being let go and heading to Atlanta. The Jaguars ranked 25th and 29th in points over those two seasons.

http://www.1500espn.com/sportswire/Repo ... ator011911





And yes, this article is 2 years old.

Jeffbleedspurple wrote:Smith is hurt were doomed

Betcha he is faking to quit today

Why is Smith on the sideline?

I hope we were taunting them on the touchdown again

Freeman will start next week.