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Can we bank this prediction and revisit at the end of the regular season?
I'm not. Theyll still get a wildcard at worst
So much for you being able to take an objective point of view and not being a Vikings fan.
what are you having difficulty with?
I'm a Vikings fan because I know theyll do well?
If Kaepernick goes there you'll not be too happy about it.
what are you having difficulty with?
I'm a Vikings fan because I know theyll do well?
If Kaepernick goes there you'll not be too happy about it.
As of right now the Vikings quarterback depth chart includes Shaun Hill, Joel Stave and Brad Sorensen. There's no way Minnesota wins five out of seven games with any of them starting.
Kaepernick has significantly regressed over the past two years and in addition the Vikings currently don't have the necessary cap space to acquire him.
You're not taking a realistic approach but are just posting to stir up some controversy.
You missed the point. The comment wasn't football related. Maybe this will make it clearer (from a previous post you made):
We here like to think differently about this. I've been on various boards and forums for much longer and yes they are different. Each has its own culture and acceptance level. Moderators, rules, and anonymity influence the board and interactions of the posters.
Yep, if you are truly objective which no one ever is. There is always a bias or agenda or just different experiences that sway the views posted.
Never said you did.
Yes, in agreement with Captain, there is no talk of Colin Kaepernick heading to Minnesota, and I can't see Zimmer having any interest.
Look, I'm generous enough towards Minny, and will give Bridgewater plenty of credit for being able to run the offense. He doesn't have to be great, just efficient enough, and he is enough so that he's their best chance to win. If he hadn't gone down, I can be open enough to give them a playoff spot. But starting the perennial journeyman Shaun Hill who's never made it through about 8 games max without being benched, and then Sorensen and Stave? That's not wins coming out of Minny, that's losses.
I wasn't thinking Chicago would do anything this year, but with this current situation in Minny, the door might have just opened up for them to take 2nd.
Use google,there's plenty of talk about it happenong.
Within one to three weeks something will happen. If being able to think independently stirs up controversy,that's not a negative thing.
What you mean to say is I don't think like you and you don't like that. Tough cheese my friend,tough cheese.
In my opinion, Bridgewater isn't what makes or breaks Minny on playoffs. To mean, the most important person for their playoff hopes is Peterson. He can help take the heat off of ordinary QBs. But I'm not convinced the Vikings are all that much anyway. I was actually surprised they did what they did last year.
what are you having difficulty with?
I'm a Vikings fan because I know theyll do well?
If Kaepernick goes there you'll not be too happy about it.
I don't care about some random "experts" posting rumors about the Vikings being interested in Kaepernick.
It's a fact that Minnesota will have roughly $10 million in cap space entering the season but acquiring Kaepernick would take approximately $13.4 million to pull of the move though.
Even you with your ability to think independently should realize that doesn't work.
I cessful.
lawyers and agents can easily take care of that and always have.
His comments and actions will probably turn him into a local hero in San Fransisco.There are only two ways to make it work that Kaepernick ends up with the Vikings.
The first one would be the Niners releasing him. With San Francisco currently having $49 million in cap space available there's no reason for them to make that move. The second one, the 49ers restructuring Kaepernick's contract before trading him to Minnesota, is even more unrealistic.
There are only two ways to make it work that Kaepernick ends up with the Vikings.
The first one would be the Niners releasing him. With San Francisco currently having $49 million in cap space available there's no reason for them to make that move. The second one, the 49ers restructuring Kaepernick's contract before trading him to Minnesota, is even more unrealistic.
In my opinion, Bridgewater isn't what makes or breaks Minny on playoffs. To mean, the most important person for their playoff hopes is Peterson. He can help take the heat off of ordinary QBs. But I'm not convinced the Vikings are all that much anyway. I was actually surprised they did what they did last year.
Bridgewater had promise to get better, but up to this point his production has been very pedestrian, and that team has been good and getting better. They aren't replacing Rodgers. All they need is someone that isn't careless with the ball and is a barely average passer and they'll be fine. I would not write these guys off at all. If they start losing harrison smith and some linebackers, then they should be concerned. I think they can get over losing Bridgewater and still put up a good fight defending their north title. Though if the Packers stay healthy, i'm not concerned with what is happening with other teams.
Bridgewater had promise to get better, but up to this point his production has been very pedestrian, and that team has been good and getting better. They aren't replacing Rodgers. All they need is someone that isn't careless with the ball and is a barely average passer and they'll be fine. I would not write these guys off at all. If they start losing harrison smith and some linebackers, then they should be concerned. I think they can get over losing Bridgewater and still put up a good fight defending their north title. Though if the Packers stay healthy, i'm not concerned with what is happening with other teams.
The thing is Hill has had a history of making bad decisions, and Stave ... I'd say his ceiling is lower than that of his former teammate Scott Tolzein.
We all know Bridgewater doesn't have Rodgers value, but he has the most chemistry with those players, and an injury like this can puncture what a team was headed for. Just my opinion.
Respect your foe. IMHO the Vikings' D is going to give their opposition all they can handle, particularly early in the season and while their own health may still be at its peak. They'll be highly motivated to serve notice for both the moment at hand and for the future.