[CBFF] Game Comments - Minnesota Vikings 12/3/06
Tom Shannon
tshanno at gmail.com
Mon Dec 4 10:59:25 MST 2006
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> bounces at chicagobearsfanforum.com] On Behalf Of Victor Waldron
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> Subject: Re: [CBFF] Game Comments - Minnesota Vikings 12/3/06
>
> > 3. Patience really should have been a watch word today. It's evident
> that
> > throwing deep with the windy weather was a mistake. I also thought a
> much
> > maligned Minnesota secondary did a nice job today.
>
> This is one thing I didn't understand. For instance, Berrian was open
> on the second INT but the ball didn't get there. I don't recall if Rex
> was able to step into the throw but generally it's harder to throw
> deep in the cold.
This is a good point. I suggested once last year that Grossman's arm didn't
look live in the cold. I caught some flack for it at the time. I forgot
about it but now that I think about it, I believe you're right. It could
have been the same phenomenon.
> > 4. Though I wasn't vocal about it, I freely admit that I was not
> thrilled
> > with the drafting of Devin Hester in the second round. It was evident
> even
> > then that he was essentially going to be only a return guy, at least
> his
> > first year. But I have to hand it to Jerry Angelo. In terms of points
> put
> > on the board, Devon Hester was probably worth the pick.
>
> "Probably???" With his athleticism it will be interesting to see what
> he can do at CB once he gets coached up at the position.
One of the boys at the Sun-Times still thinks they need to find a spot for
him on offense whether Hester likes it or not. I read it again just this
morning.
Tom S.
Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent.
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