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  • Macken
    Blah
    • Oct 2008
    • 7185

    #76




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    • Macken
      Blah
      • Oct 2008
      • 7185

      #77


      Vikings Get Revenge Over Panthers

      NFL Scoreboard - Carolina Panthers () at Minnesota Vikings ()
      , 1234F
      Carolina Panthers0031013
      Minnesota Vikings10107027
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      Carolina Panthers - Stats
      Minnesota Vikings - Stats
      Team Stats Comparison
      CARMIN
      First Downs
      3rd Down Efficiency
      4th Down Efficiency
      Total Yards
      Passing Yards
      Rushing Yards
      Penalties-Penalty Yards
      Turnovers
      Time of Possession


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      • Macken
        Blah
        • Oct 2008
        • 7185

        #78

        Vikes Defeat Falcons In Conference Championship

        NFL Scoreboard - Minnesota Vikings () at Atlanta Falcons ()
        , 1234F
        Minnesota Vikings0371020
        Atlanta Falcons027717
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        Minnesota Vikings - Stats
        Atlanta Falcons - Stats
        Team Stats Comparison
        MINATL
        First Downs
        3rd Down Efficiency
        4th Down Efficiency
        Total Yards
        Passing Yards
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        • Macken
          Blah
          • Oct 2008
          • 7185

          #79


          Vikings Win 2009 Superbowl In OT

          NFL Scoreboard - New England Patriots () at Minnesota Vikings ()
          , 1234OTF
          New England Patriots37021041
          Minnesota Vikings117714344
          Top Performers
          New England Patriots - Stats
          T.Brady - 25/39 - 420 Yds - 4 TD
          W.Welker - 5 Rec - 133 Yds - 2 TD
          Minnesota Vikings - Stats
          A.Peterson - 23 Att - 150 Yds - 1 TD
          C.Taylor - 19 Att - 134 Yds - 1 TD
          Team Stats Comparison
          MINNE
          First Downs1714
          3rd Down Efficiency6-149-21
          4th Down Efficiency0-00-0
          Total Yards754672
          Passing Yards395167
          Rushing Yards142298
          Penalties-Penalty Yards4-412-10
          Turnovers41
          Time of Possession34:5636:51
          New England Patriots
          PassingC/ATTYDSTDINT
          B.Favre13/2918621
          RushingATTYDSAVGTD
          A.Peterson231506.51
          C.taylor191347.01
          ReceivingRECYDSAVGTD
          P.Harvin37826.0
          S.Rice35919.61
          DefenseTKLSACKINTTD
          J.Brinkley10000
          J.Allen5200
          C.Greenway8011
          Minnesota Vikings
          PassingC/ATTYDSTDINT
          T.Brady25/3942042
          RushingATTYDSAVGTD
          L.Maroney141067.51
          ReceivingRECYDSAVGTD
          R.Moss68714.51
          W.Welker513326.62
          DefenseTKLSACKINTTD
          J.Mayo11000
          T.Banta-Cain11200


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          • Rudi
            #CyCueto
            • Nov 2008
            • 9905

            #80
            Wow Brady.

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            • packersfan4eva
              Ryan Luxem
              • Dec 2008
              • 9052

              #81
              Superbowl CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

              Originally posted by Miggyfan99
              I would get fucked in the ass for WS tickets too... only if Miguel was playing though

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              • Macken
                Blah
                • Oct 2008
                • 7185

                #82


                Vikings 2010 Draft Results


                Cook has excellent size and strength for the position. He lacks great burst and pure speed to play out on an island in man coverage but is versatile enough to be effective as a rolled up defender or move inside to the safety position. Cook uses his hands well to re-route receivers off the line of scrimmage


                Gerhart is a big, powerful ball carrier that has just enough speed to be a threat. He runs with a good pad level and consistently breaks through first contact and gets a lot of his yards after initial contact


                Griffen has average height with good bulk for the position. He has natural power and strength at the point of attack when defending the run. He leverages the ball well with a powerful jolt off the line of scrimmage


                DeGeare is a physically gifted lineman who has struggled with the mental aspects of the game as well as college. He missed the 2008 season by being academically ineligible and is not aware of twists, stunts and games up front by the defensive linemen


                Triplett is a big, strong inside linebacker who started for only one season in college. He was very productive in 2009, but his athleticism and lack of experience is a concern at the next level. He is best between the tackles attacking the line of scrimmage


                Webb is a size/speed prospect with the impressive arm strength to be viewed as a developmental project. Overall physical tools allow him to contribute in a variety of ways


                Shuler is the son of ex-NFL TE Mickey Shuler Sr. and has a good understanding of the game thanks to his bloodlines. He is a big, powerful tight end that can overpower defenders to the ball when in a crowd and shows good strength as an in line blocker


                Had 54 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, three sacks and one interception from his inside linebacker position

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                • Macken
                  Blah
                  • Oct 2008
                  • 7185

                  #83




                  Many of the draft experts have given the Minnesota Vikings a below average grade for their picks in the 2010 NFL Draft. And many of those analysts could receive the same grade. The conventional wisdom amongst the experts had Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Clausen going in the top 10 picks (top 5 for ESPN's Mel Kiper) and Florida quarterback Tim Tebow dropping out of sight. Clausen went deep in the second round and Tebow went 25th overall to the Denver Broncos. Typically, the quarterbacks are the most scrutinized players in the draft, aside from the first overall pick (QB Sam Bradford going to the Rams) that everyone got right, the prognosticators performed poorly also. Apparently "expert analysis" is not an exact science.

                  Neither is the draft. In the best case scenario, a team can pick up six or seven players (before signing undrafted players), hope a couple make an immediate impact and the rest contribute in time by either playing special teams, adding depth or taking over as a starter after a couple of years of learning the game from the sidelines.

                  And if you analyze the Vikings draft from that generic criteria, it says here they get a grade of B.
                  The Vikings traded their first round pick for an early second rounder, a switch of fourth rounders and a seventh round pick and chose cornerback Chris Cook. They lost out on cornerback Patrick Robinson by making the trade, so you can follow those two players' careers to judge what was lost or gained there. In the meantime, it is very possible, Cook will contribute this coming season. With Cedric Griffin hurt, Antoine Winfield coming off injury and the outside possibility of him moving to safety, you could see Lito Sheppard and Cook as the opening day starting corners this season. Cook's height makes him a valuable asset against a trend of taller receivers in the league, and he could get some work against them in the goal line fade routes.

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                  • Macken
                    Blah
                    • Oct 2008
                    • 7185

                    #84






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                    • Macken
                      Blah
                      • Oct 2008
                      • 7185

                      #85






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                      • Macken
                        Blah
                        • Oct 2008
                        • 7185

                        #86




                        Player Pos. Team Grade
                        1 Rodger Saffold OT Rams 89
                        2 Chris Cook DB Vikings 87
                        3 Brian Price DT Buccaneers 87
                        4 Dexter McCluster RB Chiefs 79
                        5 Nate Allen S Eagles 85
                        6 T.J. Ward S Browns 73
                        7 Arrelious Benn WR Buccaneers 88
                        8 Koa Misi OLB Dolphins 80
                        9 Torell Troup DT Bills 72
                        10 Rob Gronkowski TE Patriots 85
                        11 Sergio Kindle OLB Ravens 92
                        12 Lamarr Houston DT Raiders 88
                        13 Zane Beadles OG Broncos 74
                        14 Linval Joseph DT Giants 83
                        15 Daryl Washington OLB Cardinals 90
                        16 Jimmy Clausen QB Panthers 89
                        17 Taylor Mays S 49ers 89
                        18 Javier Arenas DB Chiefs 69
                        19 Toby Gerhart RB Vikings 81
                        20 Jason Worilds OLB Steelers 75
                        21 Jermaine Cunningham OLB Patriots 66
                        22 Carlos Dunlap DE Bengals 87
                        23 Sean Lee ILB Cowboys 87
                        24 Michael Neal DT Packers 59
                        25 Terrence Cody DT Ravens 85
                        26 Ben Tate RB Texans 72
                        27 Montario Hardesty RB Browns 76
                        28 Golden Tate WR Seahawks 84
                        29 Vladimir Ducasse OG Jets 84
                        30 Brandon Spikes ILB Patriots 83
                        31 Patrick Angerer ILB Colts 69
                        32 Charles Brown OT Saints 91

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