NFL PA Report Cards

[Maelstrom88]

https://nflpa.com/minnesota-vikings-report-card

Vikings are rated number 1. You have to credit the Wilf family here.

[MossCarterJefferson]

https://nflpa.com/minnesota-vikings-report-card

Vikings are rated number 1. You have to credit the Wilf family here.

Report cards? This is not school so the Wilf family does not deserve any credit for a stupid report card which is meaningless

[Cliff]

https://nflpa.com/minnesota-vikings-report-card

Vikings are rated number 1. You have to credit the Wilf family here.

Report cards? This is not school so the Wilf family does not deserve any credit for a stupid report card which is meaningless

If you read the article at all you'd realize that the "report card" is a grade given by the players and how they feel about the team and it's facilities. Whether or not the players are happy with the ownership, management, and their facility is meaningless?

If you weren't so hung up on the title of the article and actually read it you'd know what it was about. If you're not willing to take the effort to click on a link and read for 20 seconds don't bother responding. It's annoying.

[MossCarterJefferson]

Report cards? This is not school so the Wilf family does not deserve any credit for a stupid report card which is meaningless

If you read the article at all you'd realize that the "report card" is a grade given by the players and how they feel about the team and it's facilities. Whether or not the players are happy with the ownership, management, and their facility is meaningless?

If you weren't so hung up on the title of the article and actually read it you'd know what it was about. If you're not willing to take the effort to click on a link and read for 20 seconds don't bother responding. It's annoying.

You assumed that I did not read it which I did and it still said "report card" in the article and I see grades in the article so it is still meaningless

[Pondering Her Percy]

If you read the article at all you'd realize that the "report card" is a grade given by the players and how they feel about the team and it's facilities. Whether or not the players are happy with the ownership, management, and their facility is meaningless?

If you weren't so hung up on the title of the article and actually read it you'd know what it was about. If you're not willing to take the effort to click on a link and read for 20 seconds don't bother responding. It's annoying.

You assumed that I did not read it which I did and it still said "report card" in the article and I see grades in the article so it is still meaningless

How is it meaningless? This is something voted on by the players and it shows how good our facilities, staff, culture, etc. is right now. What makes that meaningless? This shows that this team is a draw to free agents that visit here as well. It definitely means something I can tell you that. You could be a team like the Texans where nobody wants to be. Or a team like Washington with an absolutely embarrassing track record and dysfunctional ownership. It's great knowing players WANT to come here. Be happy with what they have, because it could be A LOT worse.

[MossCarterJefferson]

You assumed that I did not read it which I did and it still said "report card" in the article and I see grades in the article so it is still meaningless

How is it meaningless? This is something voted on by the players and it shows how good our facilities, staff, culture, etc. is right now. What makes that meaningless? This shows that this team is a draw to free agents that visit here as well. It definitely means something I can tell you that. You could be a team like the Texans where nobody wants to be. Or a team like Washington with an absolutely embarrassing track record and dysfunctional ownership. It's great knowing players WANT to come here. Be happy with what they have, because it could be A LOT worse.

It is already A LOT worse since Vikings do not have any Super Bowl championships

[Pondering Her Percy]

How is it meaningless? This is something voted on by the players and it shows how good our facilities, staff, culture, etc. is right now. What makes that meaningless? This shows that this team is a draw to free agents that visit here as well. It definitely means something I can tell you that. You could be a team like the Texans where nobody wants to be. Or a team like Washington with an absolutely embarrassing track record and dysfunctional ownership. It's great knowing players WANT to come here. Be happy with what they have, because it could be A LOT worse.

It is already A LOT worse since Vikings do not have any Super Bowl championships

ok? And that wasn't the point of the article.

[MossCarterJefferson]

It is already A LOT worse since Vikings do not have any Super Bowl championships

ok? And that wasn't the point of the article.

So what? Saying players that WANTS to come to Minnesota is not even true since I do not hear every player in the NFL saying “Trade me to Minnesota” in the draft or free agency

[Foreman44]

Hate to say this. Some fans can not find anything positive to say about there teams. I am not saying this towards any one fan. Every team has them. The biggest question is why they stay fans and don’t change to another team they would be happy with"

[Cliff]

If you read the article at all you'd realize that the "report card" is a grade given by the players and how they feel about the team and it's facilities. Whether or not the players are happy with the ownership, management, and their facility is meaningless?

If you weren't so hung up on the title of the article and actually read it you'd know what it was about. If you're not willing to take the effort to click on a link and read for 20 seconds don't bother responding. It's annoying.

You assumed that I did not read it which I did and it still said "report card" in the article and I see grades in the article so it is still meaningless

I still don't think you read it to start with. Either way ...

Anyway, it's fine to think its worthless. I'm sure it won't be the first time you're wrong.

[Pondering Her Percy]

ok? And that wasn't the point of the article.

So what? Saying players that WANTS to come to Minnesota is not even true since I do not hear every player in the NFL saying “Trade me to Minnesota” in the draft or free agency

That is not at all what it's saying but clearly you're just going to disagree with anything I say. So I'm done here.