[CBFF] Game Comments: Minnesota Vikings 12/17/07
Phil DeNomme
pdenomme at gmail.com
Tue Dec 18 07:34:59 MST 2007
Miller is frakking horrible.
Turner is frakking horrible.
All QBs are horrible.
Agree on Olin...almost all his shotgun snaps were low.
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[mailto:cbff-bounces at chicagobearsfanforum.com] On Behalf Of Kevin Gertsen
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 7:20 AM
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Subject: Re: [CBFF] Game Comments: Minnesota Vikings 12/17/07
You forgot to note the sucktitude that is Miller.
Plus, how many bad shotgun snaps did Kruez make?
Kevin
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From: "Tom Shannon" <tshanno at gmail.com>
To: <post at chicagobearsfanforum.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 6:05 AM
Subject: [CBFF] Game Comments: Minnesota Vikings 12/17/07
> http://www.myspace.com/the_left_hand_of_darkness
>
> by Tom Shannon
>
> Offense
>
> 1. The Bears attacked the edges, passing to Adrian Peterson out of
> the
> backfield. They rarely even tried to run, especially between the tackes.
>
> 2. False starts in the red zone. False start after the Rashied Davis
> return to the Viking 40 yard line. The Bears spent the game spitting on
> good
> field position. I understand ineptitude but is it too much to ask them to
> not move before the snap?
>
> 3. I thought moving John St. Clair to guard was a good idea.
> Unfortunately, they still couldn't run but the Viking interior line is
> exceptional. They might be able to leave St. Clair there but he's going to
> need more time to learn the position, especially in pass protection. The
> Vikings did try a lot of blitzes and stunts (which worked) to pressure
> Kyle
> Orton in his first start. But, to my eye, they didn't target St. Clair
> particularly. I was surprised.
>
> 4. Garrett Wolfe just doesn't look that fast to me.
>
> 5. Orton was pretty mediocre. He wasn't particularly accurate and the
> offense frequently looked out of sync. But, hey, its been two years. Maybe
> he needs some time.
>
> Defense
>
> 1. The Bears were putting 8 in the box but were not doing it in
> single
> back set with TE. In other words, they weren't doing it at times when the
> ordinarily wouldn't to stop Adrian Peterson. So the Vikings began running
> out of that single back set and using play action out of the two back set.
> Both were effective.
>
> 2. Brain Urlacher has a great game. Nice job getting turnovers by him
> and the rest of the defense. Nathan Vasher had a good game, too, of
> course.
> Nice to see Brandon McGowan get one.
>
> 3. The Vikings were also sticking with lots of short passes early,
> not
> asking Jackson to do much. They were probably (rightly) anticipating the
> Bear blitz.
>
> 4. Just bad tackling on the long Peterson reception leading to the
> first Viking TD.
>
> 5. Nice job on the defensive line tonight. Actually, all and all, not
> a
> bad game all around for the defense. Matt Toeaina looks like a keeper.
>
> Miscellaneous
>
> 1. I thought the fake reverse on the return at the goal line was a
> pretty dumb situation to do that in. I think someone got too clever for
> their own good.
>
> 2. Both teams tried to pressure QB. In fact, the Vasher interception
> a
> direct result of getting pressure on Tavaris Jackson. It was generally
> pretty effective on both sides.
>
> 3. I'd love to be able to say teams are playing great against the
> Bears. But they aren't. Like the Bear game last week, the Vikings did
> everything they could to hand the Bears the game. The Bears just can't
> take
> advantage. This is almost as bad as they've been offensively in twenty
> years. That's saying a lot.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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