27mtrcougar
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Justin Case
This question is plain stupid. It's like asking should Kennedy have stayed out of Dallas?
The Vikings OL has been decimated by injury and they are doing what they can to move the ball. Bradford is not the problem. If the front office were soothsayers and knew of the injuries they wouldn't have made the trade. They made a sound decision at the time to give the team the chance to win this year. Due to devastating injuries it hasn't worked out.
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Steve Anderson ·
University of Minnesota
Justin, your summary is spot-on. Obviously, in retrospect, you can regret the trade, but no one would have ever predicted the complete injury decimation of the O line. Kalil, for example, had a great camp and had never missed a start in his career. Few QBs can make a difference with an O line that can neither run nor pass protect. Brady would likely be slaughtered on this team. Russel Wilson could perhaps succeed with his incredible mobility.
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Joe DeTrano ·
Sales at Accumedic Computer Systems, Inc. - Electronic Health Records
You can't regret it as he is better than what they had. You have to take a chance and not give up a season for a team that had a lot of talent.
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Steve Anderson ·
University of Minnesota
Jags Titans Nothing you say has any factual basis. Bradford was not terrible in Philly last year. Vikings won 11 last year so saying they were a 9 or 10 team if everything went right is borderline silly.
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Derek Allen ·
San Antonio, Texas
Jags Titans ...ONLY a FAN would say Bradford was terrible last year. Terrible??? the man's completion % was over 65%...he threw for over 3700 yards with 19 tds and 14 Ints...with VERY inconsistent WRs that led the league in drops. I don't particularly like Bradford...I'm just a guy who played and loved the game a get tired of MEDIA & FANS not making REAL sense.
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Terence Saunders
It seems like everyone is missing the big picture here, they have ZERO running game and the vikings werent expecting bradford to be a gunslinger and lead them to victories, he just sinply had to play the alex smith role but losing peterson and injuries to the line are the biggest problem
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Indigo Moor ·
Poet, Playwright, Author, Teacher at Writer
Ridiculous, short sighted article designed to raise a discussion from people who don't like Bradford and don't watch the Vikings. Pick the greatest QBs in NFL history and they would all look like rookies behind this OL. the discussion of what is wrong with the Vikings begins and ends there. This writer ignoring that, only mentioning it as one of the provlems, is irresponsible journalism, designed to cause a controversy where there is none.
This question is plain stupid. It's like asking should Kennedy have stayed out of Dallas?
The Vikings OL has been decimated by injury and they are doing what they can to move the ball. Bradford is not the problem. If the front office were soothsayers and knew of the injuries they wouldn't have made the trade. They made a sound decision at the time to give the team the chance to win this year. Due to devastating injuries it hasn't worked out.
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Steve Anderson ·
University of Minnesota
Justin, your summary is spot-on. Obviously, in retrospect, you can regret the trade, but no one would have ever predicted the complete injury decimation of the O line. Kalil, for example, had a great camp and had never missed a start in his career. Few QBs can make a difference with an O line that can neither run nor pass protect. Brady would likely be slaughtered on this team. Russel Wilson could perhaps succeed with his incredible mobility.
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Joe DeTrano ·
Sales at Accumedic Computer Systems, Inc. - Electronic Health Records
You can't regret it as he is better than what they had. You have to take a chance and not give up a season for a team that had a lot of talent.
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Steve Anderson ·
University of Minnesota
Jags Titans Nothing you say has any factual basis. Bradford was not terrible in Philly last year. Vikings won 11 last year so saying they were a 9 or 10 team if everything went right is borderline silly.
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Derek Allen ·
San Antonio, Texas
Jags Titans ...ONLY a FAN would say Bradford was terrible last year. Terrible??? the man's completion % was over 65%...he threw for over 3700 yards with 19 tds and 14 Ints...with VERY inconsistent WRs that led the league in drops. I don't particularly like Bradford...I'm just a guy who played and loved the game a get tired of MEDIA & FANS not making REAL sense.
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Terence Saunders
It seems like everyone is missing the big picture here, they have ZERO running game and the vikings werent expecting bradford to be a gunslinger and lead them to victories, he just sinply had to play the alex smith role but losing peterson and injuries to the line are the biggest problem
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Indigo Moor ·
Poet, Playwright, Author, Teacher at Writer
Ridiculous, short sighted article designed to raise a discussion from people who don't like Bradford and don't watch the Vikings. Pick the greatest QBs in NFL history and they would all look like rookies behind this OL. the discussion of what is wrong with the Vikings begins and ends there. This writer ignoring that, only mentioning it as one of the provlems, is irresponsible journalism, designed to cause a controversy where there is none.