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I think some have been a little quick to dismiss the vikings this year and that is a huge mistake. Say what you want about Brett Favre but he can still make big league throws and he has receivers with a lot of speed. Combine this with arguably the best running back in the league and you have a very high powered offense. The defense is going to get better simply by not having to be on the field as long.
Im not saying they are going to win the whole thing but they will contend...barring injury of course. |
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Defense may be on the field longer when Favre throws 28 picks the year.. Again, like Vick, Farve makes me McNabb..
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at the very least, favre is definitely an improvement over jackson and rosenfels....
and then there's this: The Vikings have sold more than 3,000 season tickets since news broke that Brett Favre was coming to Minnesota. That's in approximately a 24-hour span. FOX Fantasy Football Play FOX Fantasy Football for Free!Free Features Include: Live Draft Application Expert Analysis Real-Time Scoring Research Tools Free Draft Guide Chief marketing officer Steve LaCroix says the team has sold about 10,000 single-game tickets during that time as fans clamor over the arrival of the veteran quarterback. Seats for the game against Green Bay on Oct. 5 are only available through a season ticket. There are roughly 7,000 season tickets remaining. The Vikings had to race to beat the blackout deadline for several games last season. Merchandise is also moving. LaCroix said several hundred pre-orders for Favre jerseys were placed online Tuesday. The purple No. 4s were to show up in stores on Wednesday
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Worst post of 2009 |
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Would you like to wager on whether or not they make the playoffs? 50 dollars? |
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Ultimately, they are both high completion quarterbacks that throw too many interceptions. The Vikings should remain a run-first team, and Favre's pass attempts could drop while throwing to an average receiver group. Plus there's the tiny concern that Favre is turning 40, hasn't worked out with a team all offseason, and couldn't convert deep passes last year.
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shouldn't any mention of brett and last year come with the tag line '...with the jets'?
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His last 4 years.....88 TD's and 84 Int's. He had an exceptional 2007 season, but no way he's going to repeat that.... 88-84. Is just showing what trend Favre is heading. You don't think that Favre playing hurt the 2nd half of the season contributed to the Jets downfall last season? His receivers are better than the ones he's going to play with anyways. Now this.....Citing a medical source, Profootballtalk.com reports that Brett Favre's partially torn rotator cuff has a good chance to worsen. "Cleared to play does not mean 'cleared to play well,'" the source said. "He's at high risk (for greater tearing) both because of trauma and his style of play. He's going to stress his cuff." Favre has looked good in practices to this point, but this is a reminder that he may not be hitting on all cylinders. Now after that said, I can be one of the first to tell you that not to trust Profootballtalk.com, but confirms that part of my suspicions say that Favre will not be anymore better than what Rosenfels offers.
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Aaron Rodgers > Bret Favre > Rex Grossman > Jay Cutler |
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Do you watch football? |
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1992 - Pittsburgh - improved from 22nd to 2nd 1999 - Jacksonsville - improved from 17th to 1st 2006 - Miami - improved from 15th to 5th If he can improve the Packers from the 22nd defense to the 14th that already turns 4 of those 7 losses into wins and makes them a 10 win team. If he does more than that and the offense improves it could be an 11 or 12 win team. |
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"but there's just no point in trying to predict when the narcissits finally figure out they aren't living in the most important time ever." hi im god quote |
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I will bet vikings vs. packers even up. If they end up with the same record, then the bet pushes. 50 dollars. Deal? |
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