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I agree. It's hard to argue with facts. It's quite easy to make random claims, but it doesn't make them true.
NFL: Favre has cracked rib?
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I agree. It's hard to argue with facts. It's quite easy to make random claims, but it doesn't make them true.
How about the 2003 packers?
Green: 1883 yds 15 TDs
Davenport: 420 yds 2 TDs
That's 144 yds and 3 TDs better than:
2008 Minnesota rushing statistics
Adrian Peterson 1760 yards 10 TDs
Chester Taylor 399 yards 4 TDs.
How do you like those facts? hmm?
Green: 1883 yds 15 TDs
Davenport: 420 yds 2 TDs
That's 144 yds and 3 TDs better than:
2008 Minnesota rushing statistics
Adrian Peterson 1760 yards 10 TDs
Chester Taylor 399 yards 4 TDs.
How do you like those facts? hmm?
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That's perfectly fine. I was simply disproving that Bennet/Levens were the best backs that Favre ever played with.
And that was the year the Packers had 210 yards rushing against the Eagles in a playoff game, the defense had 8 sacks and Favre threw the interception that lead to the game winning field goal for the Eagles. One of the worse passes I have ever seen until the 2008 NFC championship game.
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And I was just disproving:
Originally Posted by ISUFan22
Or just continue feeding AP/Taylor and watch them run for 75 yards in one play. Favre has NEVER had a rushing duo like this. He's played with some great backs, but not a fantastic duo that I can recall.
Well 22 will have to defend that statement I guess.
In other words, it's not so much the rushing duo that's the difference, but the fact that AP is in the backfield that is the difference, considering both of Green Bay's backs in 1996 were better than Chester Taylor was last year. Let's just be perfectly clear on this one.
I think for the Vikings' sake it's a good thing that AP isn't gracing the cover of Madden this year...
Gotta admit Greybeard looked pretty good last night. His QB rating was 113 for the game. The chop block was stupid tho, he went in with his throwing shoulder, not to mention his "cracked" rib. BTW what do you do with him when you run the Wildcat? He's gonna snap like a twig out in the open field trying to block.
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1996 Brett Farve, 26 years old, eatting pain pills like skittles, no known injuries.
2009 Brett Farve, 39 years old, no pain pills, torn rotator cuff, possible cracked rib.
We should ignore these facts, right.
2009 Brett Farve, 39 years old, no pain pills, torn rotator cuff, possible cracked rib.
We should ignore these facts, right.
He only threw 4 and completed 1. He threw a TD pass to Harvin where he allegator armed it and dropped it in the corner of the endzone. All in all Favre looked pretty solid
He should run the hell out of bounds on any wildcat-type play. He wasn't signed to be a lead blocker.
How is it that you will make excuses for the Vikings but when it comes to Iowa State and Greg McDermott, you don't give him any wiggle room at all?
Bigger Vikings fan than ISU?
