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Official Vikings at Panthers Gameday Thread


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1 minute ago, BlackPanther21_ said:

fug off. you have to at least appreciate the effort at the end. and we are wayyyyyyyyy better than last year.

First of all - reported.

secondly, what effort?  Getting lucky that the Vikings missed a game winning FG after letting them drive down the field with 40 seconds left?  Letting them drive 75 yards in OT for their fourth long TD drive of the day?  What effort exactly?  

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Our past rush did absolutely nothing this game. Did we even manage to sack Cousins today?

To be fair, our putrid offensive performance during the first 3 quarters of the game resulted in the defense being on the field too long. Still, I just don't see our DT's impacting the pass rush. If out ends don't get home we ain't getting a sack. We still need a pass rushing DT. 

 

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24 minutes ago, Clicheking said:

I knew it....Team didn't deserve to win this game. Read their press clippings to much. Not as good as they thought they were

 

So much for the best week of practice.

No...the FANS read the press clippings. Anybody even whispered the panthers during that 3-0 start and some dumbass was posting a article on here. It makes me fuging sick when we continue to get the same damn team every year. You think these fans would learn by now not to to jump the gone on this clown ass team!!! I dont care who it is running it... they all the fuging same till.further notice....HURNEY, FITT, RIVERA, RHULE....  it doesn't come down to one person!!!

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