The Minnesota Vikings have the 12th pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. With a disappointing 2010 season record of 6-10 the Vikes have many... many holes to fill. The Vikings filled arguably their biggest hole by getting rid of Childress and replacing him with Leslie Frazier. So what direction should the Vikes go?
The Brett Favre era ends (Wikipedia.com actually refers to 2009 to present the "Brett Favre Era") but the Vikings do have this (young) guy named Joe Webb.... Draft a QB?
Our offensive line was horrible and Favre got his ass kicked as bad as any QB in the league this year. If we do keep Joe Webb at QB he is going to need all the time in the world back there to figure out what is going on... Draft an O-Lineman?
Our defensive line was terrible and the fact that Ray Edwards and Pat Williams probably won't be back next year, The Vikings D-Line personel decisions are a top priority... Draft a D-Lineman?
A first round draft choice in the top 15 picks is a decision that warrants careful consideration and has the potential to benefit a franchise for years to come. I guess so does a 3rd round draft pick... right Brad Childress?
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Joe Webb Has "Freaky" Athletic Talent
This clip was taken while Vikings QB, Joe Webb, was training for the NFL Combine.
"Joe Webb qb/ reciever from UAB jumps over 7 dummies while training for the NFL combine at Competitive Edge Sports in Atlanta."
"Joe Webb qb/ reciever from UAB jumps over 7 dummies while training for the NFL combine at Competitive Edge Sports in Atlanta."
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More On Mn Vikings Coach Leslie Frazier
Leslie Frazier has spent 18 years in the NFL, 12 as an assistant coach and six as a player and also owns a couple Super Bowl Rings. Frazier has the support of the Vikings players, fans & the Wilf family.
"It would mean the world to these guys in here," linebacker Ben Leber told the Tribune. "Everybody respects him and just to have some solidarity and cohesiveness going into the offseason."
Coach Frazier showed great temperament with all the adversity that he was challenged with during the time as the interim coach and this must have solidified the decision for the Wilf family to make Leslie Frazier the head coach of the Vikings.
"It would mean the world to these guys in here," linebacker Ben Leber told the Tribune. "Everybody respects him and just to have some solidarity and cohesiveness going into the offseason."
Coach Frazier showed great temperament with all the adversity that he was challenged with during the time as the interim coach and this must have solidified the decision for the Wilf family to make Leslie Frazier the head coach of the Vikings.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Jen Sterger's Dad Would Like To Beat Up Brett Favre!
View the article where Jen Sterger's Dad sends a message to Brett Favre!
“As a father I am absolutely furious and I better not meet that guy walking down a dark alley,” Leo Sterger said.
Don't you think Jen's Dad has a better chance of running in to his daughter in a dark alley than Favre? ... Just sayin'. :)
“As a father I am absolutely furious and I better not meet that guy walking down a dark alley,” Leo Sterger said.
Don't you think Jen's Dad has a better chance of running in to his daughter in a dark alley than Favre? ... Just sayin'. :)
Mn Vikings Sign Leslie Frazier As Head Coach
The Minnesota Vikings announced today, that Leslie Frazier will officially be their head coach moving forward. Exact terms of Frazier's contract have not yet been disclosed. The Vikings have many personnel issues to address this off-season and announcing Frazier as the head coach before the end of the season has to be refreshing for the players (and fans). Frazier has a firm hold of the players in the locker room and many of the players have been very outspoken about the fact that they want Frazier back.
Antoine Winfield, who will be the biggest leader in the Vikings defensive backfield in 2011, was very outspoken about wanting Frazier back as the coach in his post game interview after the Vikings beat the Philadelphia Eagles on December 28th.
Quotes from Frazier & Owner/Chairman Zygi Wilf on the announcement that Frazier will be the new head coach:
"I could not have asked for a better opportunity in the National Football League," Frazier said in the team's statement.
"We are thrilled that Leslie Frazier will continue to lead this football team," Owner/Chairman Zygi Wilf said in the statement.
Antoine Winfield, who will be the biggest leader in the Vikings defensive backfield in 2011, was very outspoken about wanting Frazier back as the coach in his post game interview after the Vikings beat the Philadelphia Eagles on December 28th.
Quotes from Frazier & Owner/Chairman Zygi Wilf on the announcement that Frazier will be the new head coach:
"I could not have asked for a better opportunity in the National Football League," Frazier said in the team's statement.
"We are thrilled that Leslie Frazier will continue to lead this football team," Owner/Chairman Zygi Wilf said in the statement.
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Monday, December 27, 2010
Will The Vikings Play Outside In 2011?
There have been various reports from sources such as ESPN & Twin Cities News Stations that say the Mn Vikings may be playing outdoors in TCF Bank Stadium for the 2011 season. With the Metrodome (Mall Of America Field) lease ending in 2011 and without a viable new stadium plan, fans in the Twin Cities have been talking about this possibility all year (with mixed opinions). Mn Vikings fans are excited about the opportunity to play in the new TCF Bank Stadium outdoor facility, but at the same time have many concerns.
TCF Bank Stadium Pros: New facility in the heart of the University Of Minnesota Campus with excellent site lines from all seats.
TCF Bank Stadium Cons: Most common quibble among fans is with TCF being an alcohol free stadium. What would a Vikes game be like without a nice plastic bottle of suds? Other fan comments are that the size of the TCF Stadium being too small and designed for a college football experience, not an NFL Football game. Another gripe is that Parking at the stadium is minimal and many fans are forced to take shuttles to and from their parking lots. I can remember parking anywhere from 5 - 10 blocks from the dome and it didn't bother me too much.
Bottom Line: Sounds like the Mn Vikings Fans think TCF Bank Stadium is an excellent (second) option to the Vikings playing in their very own first rate NFL Football Stadium.
TCF Bank Stadium Pros: New facility in the heart of the University Of Minnesota Campus with excellent site lines from all seats.
TCF Bank Stadium Cons: Most common quibble among fans is with TCF being an alcohol free stadium. What would a Vikes game be like without a nice plastic bottle of suds? Other fan comments are that the size of the TCF Stadium being too small and designed for a college football experience, not an NFL Football game. Another gripe is that Parking at the stadium is minimal and many fans are forced to take shuttles to and from their parking lots. I can remember parking anywhere from 5 - 10 blocks from the dome and it didn't bother me too much.
Bottom Line: Sounds like the Mn Vikings Fans think TCF Bank Stadium is an excellent (second) option to the Vikings playing in their very own first rate NFL Football Stadium.
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Sunday, December 26, 2010
Mn Vikings vs Eagles Game Postponed Until 12/28/10
With a blizzard dumping snow on to Philadelphia, the NFL decided to postpone the Vikings vs Eagles game until 12/28/10 at 8:20 PM. It was reported that the weather was not the concern of the players, but that league official's #1 concern was the safety of the fans. "The No. 1 issue absolutely all along was public safety and the safety of the fans, workers, vendors, suppliers and really everybody," Eagles Chief Operating Officer Don Smolenski said.
"Because in addition to 70,000 [fans], there are 3,000 workers, and trying to have people come down in those conditions that are out there now and what they were calling for -- near blizzard-like, blowing wind, white-out conditions, 50 mile an-hour winds -- that just wasn't safe.
"The discussions with the league were all about public safety, and that was paramount and in the end is what drove the decision." csnphilly.com
"Because in addition to 70,000 [fans], there are 3,000 workers, and trying to have people come down in those conditions that are out there now and what they were calling for -- near blizzard-like, blowing wind, white-out conditions, 50 mile an-hour winds -- that just wasn't safe.
"The discussions with the league were all about public safety, and that was paramount and in the end is what drove the decision." csnphilly.com
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