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[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by That Guy

you could get by if you had peyton or a healthy daunte, but you know... brad johnson doesn't exactly inspire safeties to set themselves deep.

I think childress is just going to run a west coast, short pass, clock chewing offense and depend on his defense to keep them in contention.

taylor's receiving stats: 41 catches for 292 yards

it makes more sense when you think of him as more of a west coast pass catching RB. that's what they did with westbrook.

Nice on the Brad comment. I sware I never saw the guy throw farther than 20 yards the whole year. And I caught like 3 or 4 Vikings games somehow.

But why would Childress try to create another Brian Westbrook type system. IT DOESN'T WORK. I hate saying this but I think T.O. was so good that he made it work for a while. The Running Game is coming back in style and if Childress wants to have a succesful offense he better get with the program.

[Sheriff Gonna Getcha]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

Nice on the Brad comment. I sware I never saw the guy throw farther than 20 yards the whole year. And I caught like 3 or 4 Vikings games somehow.

But why would Childress try to create another Brian Westbrook type system. IT DOESN'T WORK. I hate saying this but I think T.O. was so good that he made it work for a while. The Running Game is coming back in style and if Childress wants to have a succesful offense he better get with the program.

I saw a lot of Vikes games too (being here in Madison). I must say, I was totally uninspired. Brad is a great game-manager, but he's not going to light up defenses. During Brad's great winning streak, he got bailed out by defensive and special teams units that were playing great. Granted, he didn't fumble or throw a bunch of INTs, but his arm didn't win games for the Vikes. He was also playing against some of the worst teams in the league.

I like Brad, but he's not their answer.

[shallyshal]

Originally Posted by Sheriff Gonna Getcha

I saw a lot of Vikes games too (being here in Madison). I must say, I was totally uninspired. Brad is a great game-manager, but he's not going to light up defenses. During Brad's great winning streak, he got bailed out by defensive and special teams units that were playing great. Granted, he didn't fumble or throw a bunch of INTs, but his arm didn't win games for the Vikes. He was also playing against some of the worst teams in the league.

I like Brad, but he's not their answer.

he is a better answer than culpepper

perhaps if they actually get a defense he could recreate his success with tampa