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The one thing I'll say this week about the Vikes game...


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happy panther is right. this is a tough matchup, by no means an easy win (and by all accounts a great game to the casual observer who isn't pulling his fingernails out the whole game.)

honestly it has the potential to be an infuriating chicago-type game where they absolutely drain the clock on long drives with their ground game.

to win this we absolutely HAVE to light up the scoreboard in the first half.

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Give him the Peppers treatment and make him disappear...or just let JStew flip his ass over or let him stiff arm allen into next week

peppers was nice enough to play against us largely as dedicated as he was playing for us. allen is different, hes one of the best conditioned athletes in the ENTIRE nfl. hes like a bull with his nuts roped up for 60 minutes.

im overall confident in gross but cam may be in trouble if we never do anything to chip allen back inside.

oddly enough peterson doesn't scare me, but the play action to peterson does scare me.

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peppers was nice enough to play against us largely as dedicated as he was playing for us. allen is different, hes one of the best conditioned athletes in the ENTIRE nfl. hes like a bull with his nuts roped up for 60 minutes.

im overall confident in gross but cam may be in trouble if we never do anything to chip allen back inside.

oddly enough peterson doesn't scare me, but the play action to peterson does scare me.

Im sure the gameplan will have something to protect that side for Cam. Its called JStew being a mutant

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AP averages well over 100 yards a game at home in the dome.

On the road in his three games he had 98 (San Diego), 80 (Kansas City) and 39 (Chicago).

Just like the team, he plays much better at home than he does on the road. Minnesota is like Arizona, a different team at home versus on the road.

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