Must see TV! I’ll be sorting socks.
@mrtundra posted:More good news!:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/...HKWasFcb1QrnAC5hX2Vs
Since the vikings are poised for a fall, next season, we must take advantage of drafting higher than they do, this draft. Decades spent picking near the middle of every round, ahead of the Packers has allowed Minnesota to get some decent players. This year, it's the Packers' turn to get the better players. Let's not blow it! By the end of next season, I think Minnesota will be duking it out with Da Bears, for the cellar, in the NFC North. Right where they belong. I'm even pulling for the Bears to come in third.
I don't think MIN has had any more success drafting where they have lately vs GB.
Last year's MN draft sucked, although they did lose a couple due to injury. Writers ranked it 20th right after the draft; today almost all rank it 32nd. Lewis Cine (R1, broken fibula, 3 games 0 starts) needed time to develop besides the injury. CB Andrew Booth (R2, 6 games 1 start) tore a meniscus and struggled to do anything before and after. Ed Ingram (R2, 17 starts) after 11 games allowed more pressures than anyone in the league and ended up giving up 11 sacks for the year -- and he played almost double the amount of snaps than the rest of the entire class combined. LB Asamoah (R3, 16 games 0 starts) played little because he wasn't NFL ready. CB Akayleb Evans (R4, 10 games 2 starts) ended up with three concussions and on IR in early December. These guys got the leftovers: Esezi Otomewo (R5, 5 games 0 starts), Vederian Lowe (R6, 4 games 0 starts), Ty Chandler (R5, 3 games 0 starts, STs), Jalen Nailor (R6, 15 games 0 starts, STs); Nick Muse (R7, taking up a roster spot, 10 games, 0 starts). All their rookies combined had 20 starts.
The same guys rank GB at about 23rd. Among the rookies, GB had 48 starts.
@DH13 posted:I don't think MIN has had any more success drafting where they have lately vs GB.
That's true. The idots drafted Bradbury with their first round pick, once. They also needed a paper schedule to get past the Packers and Lions, this past season, with all those mid first round draft picks they drafted over the past decade, or so..
Not much difference between the Packers and Vikings schedule last season:
Titans or Colts
Rams or Cardinals
Bucs or Saints
That's it (aside from home/away advantages). I think the bigger issue is that the Vikings were incredibly fortunate in close games/games decided by 7 or less points.
And it showed when they played better teams and in the playoffs. Josh Allen drops a snap in the EZ. A catch/no-catch ruling in the EZ against the Jets. A 61-yard FG (at home) from a guy who made below 80% all year. Their comeback over the inept Colts. While they won those games, they also were totally outclassed by Dallas, GB the second time, Eagles, and Giants in the playoffs. And they didn't lose those games by a little; they were outclassed in each. Despite them finishing 13-4, it was a mirage.
That ended well
Had a big game against GB in week one go figure
Zadarious trying to pre-empt possibly being cut from the vikings???
KSTP TV, the ABC affiliate in the Twin Cities, announced that the vikings and WR Adam Theilen are close to parting company.
It's official: vikings release Theilen.
@Thunderbird posted:
Water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water in such a way that it impinges on our state of being. We, or our possessions, 'get wet'.
@bvan posted:Water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water in such a way that it impinges on our state of being. We, or our possessions, 'get wet'.
I think it's not as wet as it used to be. Think about it. 
There are also products you add to ag sprays to make water wetter.
http://www.directchem.com/061w...t=Water%20becomes%20"wetter"%20by%20lowering,water%20on%20a%20hard%20surface.
@mrtundra posted:It's official: vikings release Theilen.
Probably just did it to fuck with Z'.
I would've.
@ammo posted:There are also products you add to ag sprays to make water wetter.
http://www.directchem.com/061w...t=Water%20becomes%20"wetter"%20by%20lowering,water%20on%20a%20hard%20surface.
Since ethylene glycol-based coolant is verboten on race tracks, this has been used for years:
According to https://t.co/EeMDfUfU6p, the Baltimore Ravens fanbase is the third-angriest online NFL fanbase since free agency began. pic.twitter.com/FX7sXze0zd
— Kyle Phoenix Barber (@KylePBarber) March 21, 2023
The Chicago Bears fans, like Jay Cutler, don't give a damn.
Who in the hell would track such a thing?
And, perhaps more importantly, why?
Because they know people will click on it and discuss it on message boards.
Because it's always fun to know who the biggest fanwagon dicks are in the NFL. They live in MN.
20% seems kinda low. Have they factored in Rube Chat?
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If you guessed this dork's name is Thad Bogardus, you would be correct
He's the new assistant to the assistant, assisting with various assistances
that guy above could eat apples thru a picket fence. Check out those chompers.
Looks like a church youth group leader first chair that will be in the news at some point.
@DH13 posted:Sorry, that was mean.
If you truly meant this you would’ve deleted your post
NFL owners just voted to allow the number " 0 " on jerseys for the first time
If you hurry, you can get one
