bclemms
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That is what the Vikings have given up in the last two games. There run defense is giving up 56.64 yards per game. This is up there with the best all time. The modern NFL record is held by the 1982 Steelers who gave up 48 yards per game and while they could still get the record it is not likely. No team has given up less than 80 yards per game since the 2000 Ravens did it in 2000. Teams have flat out quit trying to run on them the last few games and they might break the record but let me ask you this.
What would the Vikings team, owner, coaches and fans do for a player like Drew Brees right now? Brad Johnson is not going to kill your team week in and week out but he is not the guy that can step up when you need him. This is a team that was sitting $30+ million under the salary cap this offseason with a 39 year old QB as the starter when a two time, young Pro Bowl QB became available.
The Vikings have built a dominant front 4, a dominant offensive line, have a very good RB, have a deep secondary that can make plays, they have a very solid special teams and they have enough weapons that a decent QB could make them look good. Just imagine what could have been in Viking country.
I would like to take this chance to thank our front office for seeing farther than their nose when Brees hit the open market.
What would the Vikings team, owner, coaches and fans do for a player like Drew Brees right now? Brad Johnson is not going to kill your team week in and week out but he is not the guy that can step up when you need him. This is a team that was sitting $30+ million under the salary cap this offseason with a 39 year old QB as the starter when a two time, young Pro Bowl QB became available.
The Vikings have built a dominant front 4, a dominant offensive line, have a very good RB, have a deep secondary that can make plays, they have a very solid special teams and they have enough weapons that a decent QB could make them look good. Just imagine what could have been in Viking country.
I would like to take this chance to thank our front office for seeing farther than their nose when Brees hit the open market.