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You're right!!! He had to go a ways too. That was a sweet drive!mmvikes wrote:Let's not forget. Teddy got the ball with 16 secs left in the game and got us in position to win with a long FG.
So was I.mmvikes wrote:You are right about it not belonging in this thread. I will debate those fabricated stats however with you in another thread on another day. I was around during his career.
This isn't against mmvikes, just an observation in general. How come when the coach is all critical and only focuses on his team's mistakes after a win, it's ok, if not admirable? Based on his presser you wouldn't even know we had won an exciting game today. But when fans are critical of all the same stuff, they're just negative Nancy's who should have their posting privileges revoked lol?mmvikes wrote:And this from Zim
http://www.vikings.com/media-vault/vide ... 7295fba159
He is not happy with his D
because coaches and players are much different than fans?Reignman wrote:This isn't against mmvikes, just an observation in general. How come when the coach is all critical and only focuses on his team's mistakes after a win, it's ok, if not admirable? Based on his presser you wouldn't even know we had won an exciting game today. But when fans are critical of all the same stuff, they're just negative Nancy's who should have their posting privileges revoked lol?
Nice post!vikeinmontana wrote: because coaches and players are much different than fans?
it's the same reason that it's perfectly normal for fans to high-five and scream after touchdowns but players get fined. fans love to come on message boards and call out #### playing, coaching, etc....but you won't hear players doing this about other players and coaches.
as a whole i think this is what's wrong with sports. fans become so enthralled with the team they root for they actually start feeling like they are part of the team. they feel it's their right to bash players, insult coaches, tell players when to retire, complain about salaries etc. in reality we are just people who enjoy watching people do their jobs because their jobs are pretty dang entertaining.
frosted wrote: Missed it, what was he doing haha?
maembe wrote:Or if they blew fewer teams out. Comebacks/Game Winning Drives are a pretty silly stat, especially when our last three have been against bottom-feeders. Not to take anything away from the win, but if we had won by 13, would that mean Teddy was less impressive?
Excellent point.That was good.
Whatever works, eh?mmvikes wrote:My apologies then Jim. I have just recently been frustrated with people selling Teddy short and threw that out there as Pepp has been one that has been compared favorably to Teddy. I was really exited also. I changed locations and later barstools in an attempt to help the team turn things around in the game.
I'd love to see the pictures. What a cool experience! I'd love to go on the field with the cheerleaders 9oh, and it would be cool to meet Norv, Patterson and Walsh too).sneaxsneax wrote:I was at the game, got to go on the field for warm-ups and met Patterson/Blair Walsh/Norv Turner and some pictures with them and the cheerleaders. I might post some pictures later if anyone is interested, although I look horrendous.
That's cool. Thanks for that info! One of the nicer aspects of going to games is the opportunity to see that sort of thing.Anyway It is no surprise to me that teddy and Charlie Johnson have been connecting. They were out there 45min before anyone else throwing the ball around, there is clearly a very strong chemistry there.
I've been thinking about it and I feel that was his most impressive performance thus far this season. He really played well, kept his cool under pressure and threw the ball accurately. I'm seeing clear progress at this point and I'm eager to see how he handles himself on the road against Detroit next week.Good game overall, Teddys stat line doesn't do him justice, he was just outstanding today. He did everything you could ask for, I don't recall him missing any open receivers. He dealt with the immense pressure the jets were putting on him about as well as you could hope. You take away that hail marry interception and give him that fumble TD, and you are talking about a near perfect game. Also that drive to get us into field goal range before the end of regulation was superb, as good as any of the elite QBs in the league could have done.
