Minnesota vs Atlanta Final Score

[Lee Borgersen]

The good news: The Vikes have won four straight and will win their first NFC North title with two more victories at home, where they are 5-1 this season. The bad news: Pro Bowl nose tackle Pat Williams is done for the year, hurting their top-ranked rushing defense heading into matchups with the NFL's top two running teams to finish the season.


Vikes.......28 

Falcons..  24 

[Spinach]

Vikings 27 Atlanta 20

[Randy Kaar]

28-21 atlanta....

randy

[BiggA]

I love my Vikes but I think luck may be running thin especially with Pat out. I say 24-17 Atlanta. Though I hope I am terribly wrong

[thunderpout]

 

[Cody Gruchow]

wow that score was spot on

[thunderpout]

Whats the deal with ADF?  (all day fumbles)  Its great to be a game changing, record setting, highly talented & gifted athelete, as we have with adrian.... but what good is it all if you fumble all the damn time and make it hard to win....  somebody show our probowling superstar how to carry/hold on to the  ball!                                                                                                                                                                                                 

[Cody Gruchow]

yeah i agree, yeah he is great and his determination is out of this world, but when you have 4 people trying to take you down then go down, because they will striple the ball all day. NFLS LEADERING RUSHER and suppose to be a canidate for NFL MVP well he leads the NFL with Fumbles and i beleive he lost his MVP vote. the MVP of the NFL will BE........................PEYTON MANNING!

[Spinach]

I hear ya there, hopefully he gets it together for the playoffs, I hear his dad is all over his ass and Childress doesn't have to say a word. Maybe Childress should do his job and wake the kid up.

Problem is with AD the vikings will be 10-6, without him in the lineup we are no better than 7-9

Make him carry that damn ball all week to bed, meals, bathroom and embarass the hell out of him, I'll bet he wont drop it again........ I think the biggest thing is he is always looking to break a long run and sometimes gets careless with the ball, most times it doesn't hurt the team much, but last week was the reason we lost.

[Cody Gruchow]

well that and we cant even recover a fumble in the endzone to stop a touchdown because evidently darren sharper thought he needed to try to pick it up and run with it instead of just falling on it. nothing in that game went right no matter how good Tjack played, and i beleive i see our quarterback of the future. who here thinks he has done a way better job than Gus????

also 4th and 6 i think it was, the ball was a little over thrown to berrian but did anyone else beleive he didnt even make an effort to catch that ball??? i mean cant catch it if you dont put your arms out!!!

for the Refs........learn how to call a 2 way game and not call every little thing on us and ignore big plays like 2 pass interferences in a row. i mean hard to catch a ball if someone is pulling your other arm away from you rice. or knocking you over, berrian.

coaches......dont you think after all the fumbles you abandon the ground game for awhile and start throwing the ball especially with a confident Tjack throw some slanting routes or some deep routes and not just those dumb little quick throws that get you 2 yards on 3rd and 8.

sorry this game got to me big time, i actually lost my voice from sunday but i got it back today...(i was at the game)

[dag1980]

COdy- that game was very frustrating> But there was nothing more frustrating than the 1998 NFC championship game. As my dad and uncles have said for years (the 4 Super Bowel loses) its all bought and paid for. Anderson missing one field goal all year come on its not a fluke he was paid to do it and Denny taking a knee right before half... Oh boy now I'm getting all worked up.. I better stop there.

[Cody Gruchow]

i hear ya there

[BiggA]

I will admit Jackson looked improved however as soon as there was pressure on him he went back to the same watch one receiver if hes not open run quarterback that we benched earlier this year. He is great when given time but seems to fold under pressure, his throws are not as crisp and he quits reading the defense. Maybe it is cause he is young but I think handling pressure is what seperates the good from the great.

[thunderpout]

Dag... I know what your sayin... I havent been the same football fan since 98.... it not only took years off my life, but when I go into a football season now, Its weird, but its almost like Ive been thru electro shock therapy or something... a ref will make a bad call, AP will fumble.... and all I do now is calmly switch the channel to Bill Dance fishing some farmers pond or some infomercial for a wonder ladder & take a deep breath....   Cody, as far as Sharper not falling on that ball,  I always like bringing this analogy into play for stuff like that:  What would Bud Grant have done?(Or in this case, what would he have done to Sharper... )

[Bobby Bass]

I will admit Jackson looked improved however as soon as there was pressure on him he went back to the same watch one receiver if hes not open run quarterback that we benched earlier this year. He is great when given time but seems to fold under pressure, his throws are not as crisp and he quits reading the defense. Maybe it is cause he is young but I think handling pressure is what seperates the good from the great.

  Talk about hitting the nail on the head... I have nothing to add, this says it all..