This line was not a trap line. Minny is just an average football team, at best. Carter looks like he can't play anymore; all he can do is bitch and complain to Culpepper and Green. After every series, Moss and Carter reading the riot act to Dante. I think Culpepper's confidence is sliding. He's thrown about 6 picks in his last 70 passes. Griffin, their lone decent DB, is out w/a broken fibula. Long year for the Vikes. Do not find yourself saying "Green won't let them go 0-3." Green can't stop it from happening.
Minny has big time problems
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The Vikes have lost 4 offensive lineman over the last two years. Couple this with a rookie Rb, pass pressure on culpepper, and no defense and your right they're in for a long long season.
Agree with your opinion on Minn. I think it's time for Green to take over and silence Moss and Carter. After all, they are not the offensive coordinator. I believe that they are chipping away at Culpepper and a big fight somewhere between the three of them is going to occur. I just hope it happens during a game so that we can see Culpepper kick their A$$- LOL!
Each an every play, both Carter and Moss are in Culpepper's face trying to tell them that they are open. Now, I agree they are both good players but there is no way that they are both open on every pass play. The two of them act like greedy teenagers trying to show off for a bunch of girls watching them in a sandlot football game.
Once again, Green needs to take over and shut these two windbags up if this team is going to gel back together. Let the offensive coordinator speak with Culpepper and he'll be able to gain confidence.
Next, it also seems like Baltimore is nothing but an average team this year also (sorry Jack). It's only the second week of play but they seem to have no offense and a defense that is good but not great.
Each an every play, both Carter and Moss are in Culpepper's face trying to tell them that they are open. Now, I agree they are both good players but there is no way that they are both open on every pass play. The two of them act like greedy teenagers trying to show off for a bunch of girls watching them in a sandlot football game.
Once again, Green needs to take over and shut these two windbags up if this team is going to gel back together. Let the offensive coordinator speak with Culpepper and he'll be able to gain confidence.
Next, it also seems like Baltimore is nothing but an average team this year also (sorry Jack). It's only the second week of play but they seem to have no offense and a defense that is good but not great.
