Packers-Vikings: 2010. I hate the Vikings

JBlood

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I LOVE the way you think there Blood.
In fact, I want to bring back the guy, I think Charles Martin? who is the one who in about 1986 bodyslammed Bears QB Jim McMahon. It's time we threw that f***** c***s***er down like a rag doll and made him fear for his life out there.

That could make Jarrett Bush look like Charles Woodson back there in the DB.

You're right Frank--the deserter deserves everything we can hit him with. If the Packers even suggest retiring that SOB's number, I'm turning to soccer.
 

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Yes, The Interceptor is tough, to the point where he'll insist on playing when he's hurting the team--us with his thumb years ago, and the Jets in 2008, where his play kept them out of the playoffs. I have visions of Y.A. Tittle when I think of the end, but I'd really love to see the Yikes forced to remove this selfish SOB for bad play-not an injury- at the end of his career. And I hope it's against us when it happens.
 

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Yes, The Interceptor is tough, to the point where he'll insist on playing when he's hurting the team--us with his thumb years ago, and the Jets in 2008, where his play kept them out of the playoffs. I have visions of Y.A. Tittle when I think of the end, but I'd really love to see the Yikes forced to remove this selfish SOB for bad play-not an injury- at the end of his career. And I hope it's against us when it happens.

Oh that would be perfect. I think I would like to see him benched more than I would like to see him injured. At that point you could kiss the season goodbye. He would cry to the media and it would be more of a distraction than TO.

I hope they never retire his number.
 

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Yes, The Interceptor is tough, to the point where he'll insist on playing when he's hurting the team--us with his thumb years ago, and the Jets in 2008, where his play kept them out of the playoffs. I have visions of Y.A. Tittle when I think of the end, but I'd really love to see the Yikes forced to remove this selfish SOB for bad play-not an injury- at the end of his career. And I hope it's against us when it happens.
Question is, are they better off with a limping Favre, or with Tjax???

The problem is that, though limping, he'll never play conservative. He'll change a running play to a pass play... With Tjax, you won't win by throwing, something that a limping Favre will. But, with him, you can stick to AP and the running game. But even then there's the risk of fumbling...
 

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Yeah, but that's when the tried and true "Just stack the box and force T-Jack to beat you through the air" formula works. We held Peterson to less than 100 yards in both games while trying to avoid selling out the run. I imagine we'll be able to be much more aggressive in stopping the run with T-Jack back there.
 

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