Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
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Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
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Odd he'd say that. Chris Cook is pretty much always vulnerable to getting burned.
Odd he'd say that. Chris Cook is pretty much always vulnerable to getting burned.
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
NextQuestion wrote:http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap200000 ... -right-now
Odd he'd say that. Chris Cook is pretty much always vulnerable to getting burned.
Then again, Cook's getting burned may be so obvious that it goes w/o saying. No need to shout, "the sun will rise tomorrow!".
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
The only thing that makes a Vikings losing season palatable are bad packers and cowboys teams. I can't stomach victories from these camps. Luckily, it's only football!
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
Yeah as soon as you start saying that Chris, Tolzien will throw for over 350!!! I hope Cook gets targeted a lot!
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
"Vikings definitely vulnerable right now" is what our opponents say EVERY week when they see our secondary.
New rule: Guys with 0 career INT's aren't allowed to say anything ever.
New rule: Guys with 0 career INT's aren't allowed to say anything ever.
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
Thats only because they don't bother throwing at the Cookiemonster.Reignman wrote:"Vikings definitely vulnerable right now" is what our opponents say EVERY week when they see our secondary.
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
Yeah, they just throw to the receiver and Cook gets burned yet again.
Vulnerable is a whole lot different from horrible. I'm just hoping to see some bright spots with Rhoades getting some playing time.
Vulnerable is a whole lot different from horrible. I'm just hoping to see some bright spots with Rhoades getting some playing time.
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
Yes Chris they are so vulnerable I've dropped RG3 for Tolzien this week in fantasy land.
Oh no, that should read I've picked up Tolzien because YOU'RE vulnerable Chris Cook.
The audacity of trash talking when your that bad. Concentrate on finally picking up an INT instead of looking a tit.
Oh no, that should read I've picked up Tolzien because YOU'RE vulnerable Chris Cook.
The audacity of trash talking when your that bad. Concentrate on finally picking up an INT instead of looking a tit.
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
Whaaaaaat? The Packers ARE vulnerable. Whether he has 0 interceptions for his career or 50, I don't think that was a foolish thing for him to say. Heck, I'm saying it. Most are saying it, and most of us haven't played a down in the NFL. Right? I get it, y'all like to hate on Cook, but considering this one little statement out of line or trash talking? Please. It was a Captain Obvious statement that probably shouldn't have rubbed anyone the wrong way. It's simply reality. I take it as, "Hey, Rodger's out. We have a real shot to go out there and win this game! It's more of an even playing field." I'm not mad about it. I'd LOVE to beat these scrubs! I'd love it more than anything (as far as this year is concerned)! F the Packers and their fans! I'm still mad about how rotten they were in the Dome for SNF. If we only win one more game for the season, I want it to be THIS game! They haven't won a game since that SNF game, right? Ha. Karma! Boom!--Now that is closer to trash talking than basically saying, "The Packers are a much different team without Rodgers." Whoa! Back up Cook! You're being harsh.
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
Well it would be a little more well received if he had made a play on the ball even once in his career , braggadocio is one thing when you back it up but when your a career bust it might be better to not anger those football gods you have mentionedMelanieMFunk wrote: Whaaaaaat? The Packers ARE vulnerable. Whether he has 0 interceptions for his career or 50, I don't think that was a foolish thing for him to say. Heck, I'm saying it. Most are saying it, and most of us haven't played a down in the NFL. Right? I get it, y'all like to hate on Cook, but considering this one little statement out of line or trash talking? Please. It was a Captain Obvious statement that probably shouldn't have rubbed anyone the wrong way. It's simply reality. I take it as, "Hey, Rodger's out. We have a real shot to go out there and win this game! It's more of an even playing field." I'm not mad about it. I'd LOVE to beat these scrubs! I'd love it more than anything (as far as this year is concerned)! F the Packers and their fans! I'm still mad about how rotten they were in the Dome for SNF. If we only win one more game for the season, I want it to be THIS game! They haven't won a game since that SNF game, right? Ha. Karma! Boom!--Now that is closer to trash talking than basically saying, "The Packers are a much different team without Rodgers." Whoa! Back up Cook! You're being harsh.
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Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
While the Packers may be vulnerable due to injuries, I understand they're playing one of the worst teams in the entire NFL this Sunday at home. I don't expect they'll have much trouble.
Re: Chris Cook: "Packers definitely vulnerable right now"
I see what you're saying, but whether the statement is valid or not is beside the point. The point being, nobody is vulnerable when they play the Vikings. Just ask Cleveland. Heck due to all their injuries you could have said the Packers were vulnerable the last time we played them. Matthews was out but we had no offense until garbage time. And they were basically playing with practice squad receivers, and yet they destroyed us.MelanieMFunk wrote: Whaaaaaat? The Packers ARE vulnerable. Whether he has 0 interceptions for his career or 50, I don't think that was a foolish thing for him to say.
And when you make every QB in the league look like Rodgers, does it really matter if you actually play Rodgers?
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game cmp att pct yard avg td int rating ypg
Vikings pass D 10 261 390 66.9 2945 7.55 23 8 100.4 294.5
Aaron Rodgers 8 168 251 66.9 2218 8.84 15 4 108.0 277.3
- (55) Derek Anderson
- (108) Jay Cutler
- (62) Matthew "I'm not Joey Harrington" Stafford
- (50) Aaron Charles Rodgers
- (23) Shaun Hill
- (67) Josh Freeman
- (130) Thomas Edward Patrick Brady
- (86) Matt Cassel
- (25) Kevin Kolb
- (24) Blaine Gabbert
- (24) Andrew Luck (rookie)
- (67) Alex Smith
- (148) Matt Hasselbeck
- (15) RG3 (rookie)
- (25) John Skelton
- (79) Matt "Stump the" Schaub
- (6) Brian "3rd string" Hoyer
- (37) Cam Newton
- (161) Elisha Nelson Manning
- (16) Russell Wilson
1208 combined INT's and Cook_Isle is deserted?
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