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McNabb to Rudolf!! Gonna be lots of "wooooo woooooo"ing this season, I can feel it. Loved that both McNabb and Fondler were able to execute the classic underthrow last weekend, reminded me of the days when Cunningham would loft downfield to a covered Moss, but under throw the ball on purpose. It's easier for the receiver to adjust than the d-back that has turned his back to the play. Can't believe they actually call it the "classic underthrow", but it's in the manual. For real. Get the face paint and hot wings ready Skeddy, we comin'!!
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Good evening Norton. I believe signing Don "Sodbuster" McNabb was a move that had to be made. Although we will see our share of McNabb's famous worm burning throws into the receiver's feet area a few times this year, he is an improvement over any rookie QB.
Not sure what kind of offense we're going to see this year. Sodbuster is his best when he's throwing downfield, but we haven't seen any of that yet this preseason. As Denny Green would say, "plan your work and work your plan". As expected, it all hinges on the o-line.
Defense. I love defense. I love controlled chaos-hornet's nest defense. If d-coordinator Freddie Pagac employs what he did to Philly last year, I'll be happy. To quote former Viking head coach Jerry Burns...."!%$# yeah". We might even see an interception or two by a safety.
By the way, Garret Mills is back with the Patriots. While Belichek plays chess, Chilly was playing checkers.
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Tyler Thigpen and your 6& 10 doesn't count, Dicky is all over that. Get a haircut.
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Bristol race and Vikings on at the same time Saturday. Kevin Williams planter facialitis is very concerning. I imagine he will not be very effective this year.
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Lorenzo Booker will provide a spark to our kick a$$ offense this year. He's a waterbug. Haven't had a waterbug since Jarvis Redwine.
Look for the new and improved Metrodome to provide the home field advantage they need to carry them to an 11 win season and yes.....PLAYOFFS!!!
Get your Sunday chili ideas ready boys. The Don will show us the way!
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I've always contended that teams need a guy named "Holmes" to contend for a title. Teams with a "Booker" can also be title contenders.
Trade AP!
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Care to make a wager, purple cow?
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So you'd be taking the under Steenhorn? I'll go $5 with ya!
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