NFL Divisional Round Thread: Colts? Chargers? Vikings? Saints? Come Out & Play!

Let's get something straight - it's not a matter of wanting T-Jack back in a starting role. It's an intense dislike of He Who Shall Not Be Named and his prima donna BS. I still stand by my preseason prediction of the Vikings NOT winning the Super Bowl this season. Just ain't gonna happen - the Vikings have found too many ways to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory through the years and He Who Shall Not Be Named is not gonna change that.

 

By the way, noon kickoffs suck.

 

did I just see a beer bottle and some wheat making sweet love on the beach?

That was somewhat disturbing.

 

I'd like to see the Cowboys win because I really, really fucking hate the Vikings.

 

Re: NFL Divisional Round Thread: Colts? Chargers? Vikings? Saints? Come Out & Pl

If anything, He Who Shall Not Be Named only adds to the Vikings' ways to lose.

It's looking good so far today, but there's that second half thing to get through ...

 

Nice to see someone stuffing the plethora of delayed handoffs.

 

Never pulled for the Cowboys until today.

Joe Buck is perfectly awful.

 

Ballsy call.

 

Flozell is a knucklehead who's good for at least one false start a game. But his absence hurts today.

 

Not usually my deal, either. But I hate the Vikings more than the Cowboys. And they're just playing for the right to get whacked by the Saints, anyway.

And yeah, Buck is even more brutal than usual today.

 

The Vikings handling of the series right before the half, well, if they lose that speaks to the reason they will lose - because Childress is a train wreck.

It was clear the Cowboys had conceded to get to the half, you are back up on your own 18 -- why in the fuck are you throwing, and thus they were able to force you to punt the ball and give the Cowboys a few deep throws?

 

Um, sure. Perhaps so, perhaps not. All I know is I'd rather see the Vikings up 17-3 at halftime in the divisional round of the playoffs WITH Favre rather than sitting at home WITHOUT Favre. Which is where we'd be without him.