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Official Vikings at Panthers GameDay Thread

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45catfan Grand Master

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Just now, Smithers said:

Waited until 0 to snap the ball again!!!!

It's a problem and people keep harping on Frank about play calling, but how many times has Young changed the play?  At this rate he's basically telling Frank that as a rookie, 'I'm smarter than you.'  Except in terms of football knowledge, he's not.

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4 minutes ago, top dawg said:

He has to take the blame, but it was a combination of things.

This offense is a combination of things but people have got to stop acting like this kid wasn't hyped to be a smaller Drew Brees. This is going as bad as it possibly could.

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Just now, Smithers said:

Maybe Bryce isn’t smart.  It’s been stated that he took that QB test like 100 times to prepare.  He was groomed for this his entire life.  Maybe he was just super prepared.  Heck I’ve only heard him use like 7 different words total in all his press conferences 

I have no doubt he's smart.  But being able to take tests and physically apply what you know on the field against equal or better athletes are two very different things.

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Just now, Castavar said:

Bullsh*t. The Cardinals literally lit up the best defense in football last week with Doubs as QB. It's not the players, it's the retread coach that the NFL has past by.

It’s the coaches job to put the players and teams in position to succeed. Playcalling matters. Scheme matters. 
 

you can’t keep blaming the poor offensive performance on the 5th round draft pick LG. 

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