What would you call getting beat at home by 2 touchdowns with 2 picks, and zero creativity on offense? I’d say a disaster. Chance to go to 5-4, and instead piss all over yourself.
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Interesting fact: the last 7 times the Vikings played the Ravens....
The 3 Vikings wins, they eventually made the NFC title game.
The 4 times the Vikings lost, the coach was fired at the end of the season.
The 3 Vikings wins, they eventually made the NFC title game.
The 4 times the Vikings lost, the coach was fired at the end of the season.
That's just lazy. Creativity is such a bull **** buzz word people use when things aren't executed.
The first pick wasn't good but it was on 3rd and 6. It was an arm punt. I will almost never get mad at giving Jefferson a chance to make a play.
The 2nd pick was there for a HUGE play. Jefferson didn't make it and it looked like he started jogging before he tripped.
Jefferson just dropped what should have been a touchdown pass on a very good throw. Four point swing.
The line has about 17 false starts and that's not a creativity issue. It's an execution issue. There have been about 7 batted balls. This offense can't survive JJ being absent. Those aren’t creativity issues.
The defense hasn't made any plays all day. Kick return has been a disaster.
This has been disastrous. All around. I’m glad my girlfriend is happy because I am sure not happy at all. Terrible game, ****. What an offense gameplan today.
The offense has been bad. I don’t know what else to tell you. You can type all you want but today was a bad offensive day.
Offense has put up 13, two picks and a turnover on downs to give a short field. All against a defense giving up 27 ppg.
Offense was a disaster today.
Not sure what you are trying to say. Combination of penalties, guys not executing, play calls, who cares. It all goes into how you classify an offensive performance.
In the end the output has sucked against a defense that hasn’t been good this year.
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Just an fyi, Charlie Kolar cannot sit still on the sideline at all.
Also, horrendous offensive gameplan. Whoever says it wasn’t is an analytics moron.
Also, horrendous offensive gameplan. Whoever says it wasn’t is an analytics moron.
I’ve never heard PA criticize a player as much as he criticized McCarthy today. Not even a close second.
With about 1:20 left, no time outs, need a TD and had like 75 yards to go. There is no point throwing a pass shorter than 10 yards. I'd rather have an incompletion. If you throw down field and it gets picked off, so be it. At least give yourself a chance. That was a great two minute drill that covered about 25 yards when they needed to go 95 yards.
McCarthy went back to having absolutely no touch at all on 90% of his passes again. Someone has to teach him to not throw every ball with the missile launcher.
Also, that was basically a career-worst game for Jefferson. Lots of whiffs on balls he's known to catch.
Also, that was basically a career-worst game for Jefferson. Lots of whiffs on balls he's known to catch.
