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I'm glad he's OK. That's a hit that will make Sport's Center...Ouch!

crap thats gunna be on all the highlight reels

PurpleKoolaid wrote:Wow the D showed up!

They got a few minutes to catch their breath for a change.

Shouldn't that be a penalty? He lowered his head and it was helmet to helmet...

VikingLord wrote:
Rice wasn't known as a speedster and he got deep with Favre.

Cris Carter wasn't fast, but he managed to get deep.

The Vikes can at least try to get deep, but they don't.

This.

Adrianpeterson28mvp wrote:Damn awesome hit, love how Sherels got fired up there. That's how you respond to a hit.

Why don't we send Sherels deep?

purplehaze wrote: This.

With the Screendoor OL of the Vikes there is no time.

Ponder was looking a Rudoph the whole way on that one...

Just the same old dink and dunk why cant we try a deeper play

BGM wrote: I really get tired of this criticism... as if being emotional on the sidelines makes one a better coach.

Bud Grant, Tom Landry, and Chuck Knox might take issue with that assumption.

Sorry if my comment bothers you but I tend to believe that a team is lead by its head coach and when the coach gives little or no emotion, then it would be a fair assumtion that the players may follow suit. And your comparison of coaching styles are dated not to mention the kind of talent Grant, Landry and Knox had.

I will need to book an appointment with the cardiologist sometime soon.

Rudolph's "Awesome hands" have dropped 3 balls today.

shiizzle he should have had the first there

me4get wrote: With the Screendoor OL of the Vikes there is no time.

I don't buy that. Sorry. Just an excuse.

radar55 wrote: Sorry if my comment bothers you but I tend to believe that a team is lead by its head coach and when the coach gives little or no emotion, then it would be a fair assumtion that the players may follow suit. And your comparison of coaching styles are dated not to mention the kind of talent Grant, Landry and Knox had.

It's a valid comment. Phil Jackson (in Basketball) was known as an "even-keel" coach too. It doesn't mean every coach has to have the emotion of Bobby Knight...