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Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:21 pm
by gr8twhte
So far in free agency we lost Chester Taylor and Artis Hicks. The schedule will be tougher, our o-line is suspect and what about Favre? Plus the William's are a year older and on fucking trial.

Doesn't look good. Seems like we were built to win this year. Choke City, MN.

Re: Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 2:38 am
by UtahRatt
With Bert, a good chance at winning the division.

Without Bert, a fighting chance for a wild card.

Far to early to make predictions.

Re: Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 5:14 am
by thejuggernaut
1. Schedules are almost irrelevant in this day and age. That used to hold true pre salary cap and UFA, and for the first few years of UFA. but it doesn't apply anymore.

2. Of course they have a chance. They just need to find a serviceable 3rd down back and another corner.

3. If they find themselves in another tie game in the playoffs, yank Favre and let someone manage the game.

Re: Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:32 am
by NeverSurrender
Why don't you let the offseason and draft pan out before freaking out.

The Vikes last 4 drafts have been exceptional. I don't see why this year will be any different. Losing CT is hardly the end of the world.

And I'm more worried about Cedric Griffin than the Williams boys.

Re: Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 12:16 pm
by The Cusack
Green Bay will win the division next season. Minnesota should still be good enough for second but they're probably going to end up in that 9-10 win area which doesn't guarantee them a playoff spot if they stick with Tavaris Jackson at QB.

Re: Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 1:28 pm
by NeverSurrender
The Cusack wrote:Green Bay will win the division next season. Minnesota should still be good enough for second but they're probably going to end up in that 9-10 win area which doesn't guarantee them a playoff spot if they stick with Tavaris Jackson at QB.
You have no clue who is going to be the Viukes qb next year.

Re: Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 3:03 pm
by UtahRatt
NeverSurrender wrote:
The Cusack wrote:Green Bay will win the division next season. Minnesota should still be good enough for second but they're probably going to end up in that 9-10 win area which doesn't guarantee them a playoff spot if they stick with Tavaris Jackson at QB.
You have no clue who is going to be the Viukes qb next year.
Not only did Cusack say "if", are you saying it's a stretch for Tavaris to be the starting QB?

Re: Do the Vikes have a chance? Part II

Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 4:09 pm
by The Cusack
UtahRatt wrote:
NeverSurrender wrote:
The Cusack wrote:Green Bay will win the division next season. Minnesota should still be good enough for second but they're probably going to end up in that 9-10 win area which doesn't guarantee them a playoff spot if they stick with Tavaris Jackson at QB.
You have no clue who is going to be the Viukes qb next year.
Not only did Cusack say "if", are you saying it's a stretch for Tavaris to be the starting QB?
My post was based on the presumption that Brett Favre won't be back, which may or may not happen. If Favre is in fact done in Minnesota then Tavaris Jackson would be the starter unless they acquire another QB and that QB beats Jackson for the starting job.