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Submit Your Monday Morning Mailbag QuestionsPosted by on September 11, 2011 – 5:14 pm
I know it's short notice, but we need some Monday Morning Mailbag questions. The Vikings dropped their season opener to the San Diego Chargers on Sunday afternoon and this week they'll get set to host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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By randy on Sep 11, 2011 | Reply
Well one game but maybe shannahan was right about mcnabb
By Titus on Sep 11, 2011 | Reply
Why does this team continue to disappoint ? Do the Vikings have a curse on them?
By randy on Sep 11, 2011 | Reply
how can a pro team only have 40 yards passing thought i was watching a high school team running the wishbone pittiful totally ugly
By Rye on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
If Bernard Berrian does not perform over the first three games, do you have the courage to bench him and give one of the young receivers a shot like bringing up Manny Arceneaux or starting Aromoshodu?
By busy-o on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
im a die hard ride or die vikings fan. So it's not the end of the world after this game. The good: the defense created some much needed turnovers, and harvin/peterson's playmaking abilities. The bad: our pass defense still has a few loose ends to tighten. The ugly: Donovan McNabb total pass yds < city limits, 39<45. The good thing is it can't get worst than this
By Rye on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Do you think an NFL team can really win a game with just 15 pass attempts? That averages out to 3.75 pass attempts per quarter. Do you feel this creates a balanced offense?
By JP on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
How can we say we are establishing the run when we only give Peterson 16 carries? why didnt we run any rb screens? And why didnt we take any shots down field? We should have at least tried to wear down their front seven by sheer volume of run plays when we were up by 10 points.
By kev on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
put pounder in then u might of had a chance mcnabb is done been done best man for the job gets the job what happened to that.
By kev on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
the othere players deserved better
By Nicholas on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Why throw a swing pass to Harvin on the first play of the game…What happened to stretching the defence, I don't think McNabb looked down field all day…Why in god's name is there a pre-season if all that's practised is so quickly discarded at game time…why use two tight ends [one of which missed the pre-season]and only throw the ball once in their direction…why use unsized Harvin as a WR instead of a slotback [he's mismatched everytime]…why play conservative with a 10 point lead at the end of the half knowing SD will get the ball to start the 2nd half…Who's blocking for AP [looks like no one]…etc etc etc
By Don on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
unless i missed something why wasn't the other "Monday Morning Mailbag" answered when we asked the coach ?'s..and i knew this come into the game with only a few plays would be bad..come on now open up the play book..run on 1st & 2nd for a equal of 5 yards wont do..i liked the play calling in preseason go back to that anything will be better at this point..and we all called it the safety play to me is just not up to speed..we need a change their..15atts hahaha crazy
By CA Norwegian on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
We had too many tough losses last year. Do you think that The defense we faced will be the best regular season defense we face this year?
Does it not seem we could have used some other items during free agency.
What do you think of McKinney being the can opener for Ray Rice? He made more yards on their first play from scrimmage off tacckle, than McNabb made the entire day.
Do you think McNabb or Rothlessburger had a more miserable day? We looked better than the Steelers, right?
By CA Norwegian on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Ooops, I am talking premature to thinking… I think the Ray Rice run was in the 40 yard range, while MdNabb's passing stats are less…
By CA Norwegian on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Thiis was a strsnge game. I was rooting for purple, but I like SD too. Do you think we match up better in our division, or are we going to stumble there too?
By Kerry Shiver on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
If the Vikings want to win the best put Ponder in!!!! McNabb is a joke!!!!!!! Biggest mistake Vikings could make was picking up the burnt out quaterback. If not Ponder heck go gets Favre to come out of retirement for the 5th or 6th time and let him play.
By FLAVIO on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Berrian dropped a bad pass that could of kept a drive going.
whats the difference of throwing a 3 yard pass instead of handing it off to AP,well AP CAN EVENTUALLY BREAK ONE
By Thai on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Why did AP only run the ball like 4 times in the second half? Are we saving him for next year?
By Janice Poinsett on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
there are sooo many quality players on this team. Unfortuantely, you really need to give them a quarterback as well. I am disappointed that the staff didn't aggressively go out and get someone. It's needed……McNabb is a well liked quarterback, but this team is good and needs a top quarterback……
By FLAVIO on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
By Jumbo on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I need someone to explain how our new QB is better than Brett Favre. We need to go down and get him, if we want to win at all this year. That being said our WR's must play better for any QB to have a chance- just get open.
By FLAVIO on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
By FLAVIO on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
it was our game to win, the nfc teams are going to win alot of games,we can not have to many blown chances
By Luke S on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Obviously, I was disappointed in McNabb's performance, but was it just me or is our O-line terrible? It looked like McNabb was getting hit on every 3 step drop… And I look at AP having to break tackles 2 yards behind the line of scrimmage and can only wonder how amazing he would be if he was running behind a line like the one that use to block for Emmitt Smith, where he would be 5 yards down field before anyone had a hand on him.
By deckyoh on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
another dissapointing loss but i dont blame mcnabb,ya he was poor i n the second half but i thought he looked ok in the first half,its the vanilla play calling that made him look bad,double that with a non existent berrian,shiancoe.the pass defense is as poor as ever
By Mike on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Wow what's up with out passing game the defense gave the offense a chance to run the score up but the only person who showed up was AP and we stopped giving him the ball. Mcnabb looked like a pop warner QB with the numbers he put up so he didn't really give our receivers a chance to shine, and why don't we start Aromashodu over Berrian what has berrian proven with all the chances he's been giving
By Mike on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I would like to know why is our offense still not aggressive, why did AP only get 16 touches, why is our passing defense so terrible its an every year thing I can't remember the last season we had a good pass defense. We just lost a game that we had in our hands because of the passing offense and pass defense maybe its time to give sherrels and our other young guys a chance before this season end up worst than last year.
By viking939 on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
@Parody, it sounds like he is doing some 0ral activity…. LOL
By viking939 on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
@Parody, Berrian hats voll verkackt
By Joseph on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I believe that Mcnabb has potential to do good for us. The problem in last night's game was the offensive line broke down on pass protection in the second half, and had him running for his life. Us die hard fans are getting tired of watching our beloved team, with so much talent, give up games that they should have won! There was also a focus issue with 3 offsides which prevented us a chance for a final drive. My question is are the Minnesota Vikings going to do start showing up to play for a full 60 minutes? By the way, we don't have time to mess around with Chicago, Green bay, and Detriot all at 1-0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Bret on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I've been watching the Vikings since 1969 so I've seen it all. I really enjoyed the first half of the game – aggressive defensive looks throughout. Unfortunately, the aggressive defense couldn't keep in check at the end of the game with repeated off sides. AP ran like an animal and San Diego knew he was coming. However, I had no idea that we had so few passing yards until this morning. I knew it wasn't good, but when the QB runs for as many yards as they pass… ? Need pass protection, need play action on 1st and 2nd downs occasionally, need to go out and win next week.
By viking939 on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
@ Mike, they probably wanted to avoid injuries (Peterson), because of a strong charger Defense . The D was out of condition and what many people forget Kevin Williams is still suspended. I believe they are actually experimenting on Offense…
By viking939 on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
To all the people out there. WE shut down RIVERS!!!! The Jared Allen interception was funny though…
By Vaughan in Virginia on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I can not believe we bring in McNabb to be a statue?
What happened to Vikings Football, Bruising Defense and a wide
open Offense, we may loose a few, but at least they will know
they played us!!!!!!!!
By willie on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
why didnt we run ap more
By Rocksalt on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
do you think we will be in the market for another washed up old QB this season?
By Rocksalt on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier:
"We have to do a better job of getting off the field in key situations," Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said. "It's hard to play good defense when you don't tackle, or don't tackle well."
Why don't our players know how to tackle?
By Jeffbleedspurple on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
For those that feel we need to run Peterson more, thats just pure craziness! he can't carry this team on his back, it's one thing if our O-line made his job easier, but Peterson pretty much fights for every yard and as someone said, just getting 5 yards beyond the line of scrimage is task and a half, we are going to wear his rear out before we even get half of his 100 mil out of him. Peterson is not our answer, he is a game changer, but he is not a one player football game.
The one pass to Berrian was not his fault, that was McNabbs doing, though the pass was thrown way short, it's possiable Berrian could had gone back for it, but if the pass was on target, Berrian had his man beat.
McNabb surely was/is not the answer either, if you recall our starters didn't do much at all during preseason either.
With the number 1 overall pick next year and our other high picks, maybe we can address secondary, OL, WR's
By david on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
why is it that every year our offense is so predictable and our defense NEVER covers the flats or can seem to get off the field on 3rd down. why did we not make a push this offseason for brandon meriweather or nhamdi?
By Gary on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
When I heard the Vikings signed McNabb, I thought……oh noooooo, here we go again….Ponder clearly out played McNabb in pre-season. When they put Ponder in half way through the season, when its too late of course, everyone will understand………Going to be a long season…….
By Robert on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Well this looks a little like Favre's Second season with the vikings. How long should we watch another "Seasoned" veteran player play and get paid for loosing. A player getting paid a premier salary should "Pro"-form like it!. I think the answer as to how long we should watch, the poor performance, is 2 more Quarters and if nothing changes then Ponder needs to move to Starter!
By shred monkey on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
If a team like the bears is able to put 8 and 9 players in the box, Peterson's not just gonna get stopped, he's gonna get hurt. San Diego line up that way on the first play! I think the secret is out, Barrian can't catch the ball so you can single cover us all day on the outside. So here's my question…. Moss and TO are both available… what does it hurt to go get one or both of them? They can't do worse then yesterday's performance. Heck, you don't even need to pass it to them, you can still just hand it off to AP and he'll have 1 or 2 less defenders to beat because they'll have to look pass on first down.
By Joe Dirt on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Why don't the Vikings utilize AP? He needs 20-25 touches until McNabb can prove himself. I still supporting him. But have another game like that and I start petitioning for PONDER.
By Jeffbleedspurple on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
It looks a lot more than just a little of last years Vikings under Favre, its a duplicate, was it the game against the Dolphins that Favre threw the pick 6? McNabbs pick 6 last night looked exactly like the same thing, I agree another game like that and we best think about using Ponder, but fat chance that will happen, Favre last year stunk like nothing else, got his brains beating all over the place and they didn't pull him, not until he was pulled out because he could not take no more beatens.
By Jeffbleedspurple on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
OK! this is Monday morning mailbag, so a question, last nights 28 yards passing by McNabb, WHY? was it the WR's not getting open? was it the play calling? was it lack of QB protection from our O-line or was it the man himself McNabb? of course or D all of the above?
By Jeffbleedspurple on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Let's just say the Vikings end up getting the #1 pick overall next year, what position do you think the Vikings will fill with that #1 pick?
By Mr.Allen on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
McNabb proved himself the last few years, he is done. If Vikings continue with McNabb, we are done. Yes it was only the 1st game, but McNabb was pathetic, he is a back-up QB at best. Vikes have 2 choices and they have to act fast……If Not Ponder, we need coach Shannahan
By Scott Strohkirch on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I listened to this game on the radio yesterday as I drove home from my weekend with my daughters. The first half was great. I was thinking how great it would be to call in to Mike and Mike the next day and get in the face of Mike Greenberg who predicted we would lose by a large margin more than the 9 points the Las Vegas bookmakers were giving them. However, that dream went out the window when the second half began. How predictable was the play calling when they put Joe Webb in for a couple of plays. The reason most other teams don't do this is because it is too predictable. If you're gonna pull the QB, pull him for the rest of the game. McNabb's first pass being intercepted was further proof that we were wrong to go in and get him. I would rather see Ponder have the opportunity like Newton did with Panthers. I would rather lose a game cuz we're young and inexperienced at our core positions than to lose a game we should have won with veterans and didn't. Harvin looked great, Peterson looked great early, but fizzled in the 2nds half. Perhaps giving him the extension so early took away his hunger for the contract qualifying game he might have played. I would like to hear Fraziers take on this game and what he hopes to change as a result.
By ponderpurple on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
How can anyone be surprised by this performance, considering our roster I think we performed fairly well against the Chargers and wont face too many more teams with the passing threat that they bring on Sunday. One must have confidence in our coaching staff as it really is one of the best that we have ever had. I do believe that McNabb was a poor choice and has proven that he is only a backup at this point in his career.
I would assume that by midseason we will see Ponder and Webb gain much needed playing time to prepare for the future and with some new personnel in the dback positions and Dline we should only get better over the next few seasons
Bring back Leber, he had far better pass coverage than any of our current linebackers.
By Rick Bowen on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
You've got to be kidding me 39 passing yards, really……….. Boy with all that hype about Mcnab coming to town , that really blew up in our fasees. Bring back Farve…………………………..
By Dave on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Explain how Seth Olsen could be considered by Coach Frazier as the first replacement guard to being released 4 days later??
By 61vikings on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Monday morning cuts: Chris Cook, Bernard Berrian, Donavan McNabb and Visante Stinko!! 1st half A+ 2nd half- F!!! Loved how we used Winfield and Allen!! Percy should return all kicks!! AP could have had a better game if he touched it more!! What were our LB's doing on that play where SD scored the go ahead TD!! P.Rivers isn't running anywhere!! Always cover the receiver!!!
By benchwammer purple spud on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
By jeff on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I think the play calling was not very good, we need to open up the field a little more. If we can't protect mcnabb we need to roll him out a little more so he can find some receivers or possibly run. The first half the team did pretty good and the second half they looked like they were still playing preseason. I was not happy with mcnabbs performance, But give credit to where credit was due. the chargers held the ball it seemed like the whole game. they had great ball control and that is what the vikings need to do.
By jeff on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Our defense played great and you can't blame them for the loss, it was the offense and the offensive coordinators fault, we have to score more than we did. Just plain horrible by the offense.
By jeff on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
it was only 39 yards lol
By purplehorn on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I still say Childress is in the booth calling the plays. You think Zygi is going to let him walk away with his cash this year? Same stupid, predictable play calling. Try shocking the world with a FAKE to A.P. on first down and go for a fly route to Berrian. Tell Berrian that if he doesn't catch the pass, he's fired, but no pressure yellow shoes Johnson. I'm still looking for the Fresno Bulldog, but I think he got his money and became a porch pooch.
By dean on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
r u kidding me, lose mcnabb
By purplehorn on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
@61vikings Why did Sanford stay in the end zone instead of come up on that floater and level that dude? Robert Griffith would have knocked his pads off of him.
By TUMBLER on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I get it , always the Coach (Childress) the o-line is so much better with the new staff Lesile Frasier phony hired because of one reason! Good luck with McNabb watched for a long time in Philly it won't get any better.
By john on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
The team looked good as a whole except 1 spot QB, put Ponder in and let him grow he is going to be a great QB and like Fran tarkenton ! Dont let the season go by before you make the change! Thanks 40 year Vikings fan!!
By Rick on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
From day 1 I laughed at the McNabb signing….Now I remember why I was laughing…..Vikings will leave him in there to give him a chance. About week 9 or 10, when its too late, Ponder will start and get 6 wins, which will bring us within 1 or 2 wins to miss the playoffs……..Vikings will soon have blacked out games, I know I wont ever go watch a washed up QB play, with a fresh 1 out of Florida State standing on the sidelines…..
By Mike G on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
It is the first game of the year. We had a great chance to win. We beat ourselves. We will learn from our mistakes and get better.
By jim tutino on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
i only saw the second half of the game, but what i saw was a totally predictable offense, with mcnabb throwing to the receivers feet, a trait i hoped he left in philly. the only bright spot was jared allens pick and what did they do with the turnover; they tried the wildcat with webb on 2 downs in which didn't fool anybody. that wasn't the time or place for the razzle dazzle. they should have taken advantage of the momentum swing and marched down the field and scored. the passing game needs lots of work!
By Carl Brodin on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
We need to start the next game by going right to play action either down the seam to shiancoe,rudulph or over the middle to Harvin or down the sideline to Jenkins or bite my tongue Berrian. the idea behind this is to make the opponent make there safeties stay off the line of scrimage that would be 1st down. Then go trips left three tight ends put harvin in the slot to the right Berrian outside of Harvin. Fake Adrian to the middle right hand off to Harvin on an end around. The whole idea behind this is to confuse the opponents defence so they dont know whats coming next.
By vikefan1969 on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
The QB needs some protection…just like AP needs some blocks, I think Jenkins should have gotten more looks as well, And if you are going to use Webb he needs to be at WR, for more than 1 or 2 plays, and you dont pull the QB to put him in…everyone knows what is coming.
I do think this was a very good to great team they played…so I do think they will get much better as the season goes on…lets not forget New Staff, New O and D schemes…and a New Starting QB in a shortened season trying to learn as well.
Give them a chance folks..I was not expecting the game to be so close…and am not expecting a playoff run this year either…but it would be nice…Over 40 years a Viking
By Lance The Red on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Would someone just listen to me :) put in Webb and Bring up Manny Arceneaux we need a more mobile QB with lack of protection… Plus manny can stretch be more threat downfield causing AP to get less attention… Cmon man!!!!
By charger fan on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
dude the chargers rock
By charger fan on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
why do the vikings suck so much
By charger fan on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
i thing u should get rid of peterson and mcnabb
By Virgil Warren on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
What happened to the Offense in the second half? AP should have had 30 carries
in this game.The more touches he gets; the better he becomes. So; I blame Bill
Musgrave with the none excisting offense.
Go get Randy Moss; he at least keep the safeties deep and out of the box. Now
your offense is wide open.
By Virgil Warren on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Why don't our players know how to tackle? It's not only the Vikings Who do not
tackle well or consistent it#s most teams If you watch. There only 3 or 4 teams
that tackle well; the rest sucks from a basic football must (good tackling). Maybe
it's because they do not enough hit enough in pratice.
By Viking Joe on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Hey charger dork, stay off our page, your in the AFC, so whatever happens here doesn't concern you !!!
By Viking Lady on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Viking Fans,
McNabb is not the problem. His arm is as good as anyone in the league. The offensive Line is poor and the receivers he has to work with are poor route runners except for Harvin and Kliensausser. You only have three guys(Allen,Greenway and Winfield) playing on defense. The rest are sleepers.
AP got lost in the 100 million dollars he had been given. He still is out celebrating. He is being too patient. I don't see the quickness I did years ago. Too conservative. Not aggressive enough.
They are not dominent and should be but you won't if you only play 1/2 of football. Great teams finish their enemy.
They would have been better off giving Randy and Terrell a one year contract.
Those guys can run routes.
By Joe on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
HOW CAN WE ever expect to win a game if we don't mix up the play calls.A.P. and A.P. over and over again.Even Stevie Wonder can see this.Shank was thrown to how many times?Rudolph? Sauce? Go deep and really surprise them.Started great.I WAS THERE.Very proud at first McNabb has to pull his head out and move on after an interception.He's got everything he needs to do it.He just needs to DO IT.
By Joe on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I'm hoping that Mcnabb is watching Brady pick apart Miami tonite. We need to address a much quicker train of thought when the ball is in play.
By Viking Lady on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
I really need someone to answer this question. Why do our cornerbacks and safeties give up the 10 yards that they should be knocking the receiver off the block.
Cover two ok then cover. We give up so much yardage to the receivers so they can run over us all day.
By stew on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Big mac played well for the Ravens. Thats bs!
By Brad on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
There is only one reason why the Vikings lost this last week and it is called PLAY CALLING. Why don't Mr. Frasier and Mr. Musgrave and Mr. Pagac watch a real team like the NE Pats and learn some new coaching tactics or maybe implement a hurry up offense or change it up a bit. It's hard to believe that only three Vikings actually showed up yesterday Percy and Jared and Chad. Why can't you throw the ball down the middle to the TE Shaiancoe or Rudolph or have Harvin or Berrian or Jenkins run slant routes? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to make play calls with quality talent. The secondary defense just flat quit the second half. It will be a long year with a defense like that.
Your Minnesota Vikings were definitely not ready for the season opener and it was a huge embarrassment for a 30 year Vikings fan like me.
Sioux Falls, SD
By mcnabb5 on Sep 12, 2011 | Reply
Mr. Musgrave please call better plays. You did not utilize any of your tight ends or wide receivers in a pro manner. The play calling look like high school football! This run, run, pass formula every series is terrible! You have QB that is more then capable of making plays, let him. Harvin, Shancoe, Jenkins, etc didn't touch the ball. Thats play calling people. Even Jim Mora jr. who was broadcasting the game, notice how elementary the play calling was. There is a lot of talent on this team. Don't waste it. Coach Frazier step up, tell him to open up the offense. Rivers threw the ball 48 times, McNabb only 15 times. Are you kidding me? Who can get in a rhythm in the NFL throwing 15 times. The offensive coaching was really bad. Hopefully, the coaches will see that and make huge adjustments against the bucs.
By shon on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
first off im a die hard vikes fan ….. NOW if # 5 is qb an hes garbage why is he qb ??????? put in JOE WEBB NOT POUNDER WEBB cause if im gonna lose let webb learn the game he will be another vick….. I cant stand mcnabb hes washed up, an im sick of used ta be QBs IN MN……
By allmad777 on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
IM TIRED OF WASHED UP QBs IN MN…… IM HEARING U ALL SAY PONDER PONDER PONDER , HE DONT HAVE THE SPEED TO GET OUT OF THE POCKET CAUSE WE HAVE NO OL LINE…. HEs A GOOD QB WITH A LINE BUT WITHOUT ONE FORGET IT…… ALL U GOT LEFT IS ANOTHER WASHED UP QB FARVE …… SO PUT IN JOE WEBB AND CAN WE RELEASE BB AN GET A WR OR 2 ????? IF NOT HOW BOUT A CB ????? THIS IS A JOKE … freinds dont hire freins thats part of mcnabb reason 4 even being here let him go we dont need another T JACK AN CHILDERS EITHER
By allmad777 on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
By Vaughan in Virginia on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
After seeing all these postings by other fans of a great football team, coaches need to WAKE up? Players that have the attitude to play should play, those that
have the attitude not to play should sit?
Lets face it, they get paid enough to go all out, we need to play the winners and we do have some winners on the team, get Jared Allen to instill some of his great desire.
McNabb is not a fired up player for this team and it is easy to see! I no this is the first game, however winning breeds winning. Chicago won, Green Bay won, and guess what, Detroit won, ALL IN OUR DIVISION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Ron in Virginia on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
I was born the month that the Vikings became an official team. I have been a fan all my life. I remember Fran T. – Mercury Morris – The purple people eaters.
I enjoyed Brett Farve giving us a chance. Was abit disappointed last year, but everyone tried. Was thrilled to hear about Ponder. Thought we had a good chance to build with Webb and Ponder. THEN – MY HEART WAS CRUSHED.
MCNABB — ARE YOU KIDDING — i COULD WATCH.
hEARD ABOUT MCNABB'S HORRIBLE TYPICAL PERFORMANCE.
By 61vikings on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
Hey Chargers' fans, every year your team is overrated, picked to win your division, a weak one at that!! Picked to go to the Super Bowl and no where to be found!! Your team finished 1st in offense and 1st in defense last year and you still didn't make the playoffs!! You stink!! You wish you had the following that we do with our team!! I'm like the rest of you, sick and tired of old washed up QB's!! I'd rather lose with a rookie than lose with a veteran!! Let's build this into a championship team!! Let the Ponder/Webb era begin!!
By 61vikings on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
@Ron in Virginia
Mercury Morris never played with the Vikes!! He
played for the Dolphins!!
Sanford was where he was suppose to be!! In the end zone covering a wideout!! Exactly where a safety is suppose to be!! EJ and Chad left the running back to go after Rivers!! It's the linebackers responsibilty to cover the running backs!!
By Robins on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
What a joke…old, burnt out McNabb! Brett was a million times better and he was older! Brett gave us the most exciting year we had in a long time! He could throw the ball! Bring Brett back to coach Ponder and Webb, dump McNabb! I bet no one picks him up this time. Play Ponder, he is ready!
By Robins on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
New name….McLoser. Get rid of the loser. Put in Ponder and then Webb as back up. They won't learn anything from McLoser except what not to do. We need a Winner. Isn't that why we brought in Ponder?
By vinnie on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
I have been a fan for 42 years, seen them lose 4 super bowl, God knows how many Quarterbacks and Coaches, but they still manage to lose . Why??????
By TMFJONES/ CALI. on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
If McNabb stays in its gonna be a long year.
By TMFJONES/ CALI. on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
As a vikes fan it was deppresing to watch the pats last night. 517 yrds passing? Is anyone learning anything out there.How long has Brady and Beli. been Workin together now? Its A solid system with good QB and head coach relations.Our fly by night offense will not work.
By TMFJONES/ CALI. on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
Ponder 61 yards rushing. McNabb 39 yrds passing. first pass intercepted?I know not one single fan cares if we lose with Ponder or Webb. Wathching a veteran struggle is the worst .
By TMFJONES/ CALI. on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
The idea of play action is to fool the defense. If the QB and RB dont do a convincing fake, play action wont work. You gotta sell it better. Be a better actor. Dont just go through motions. I tought this to my pee wee team.RB act like you have it and run. Both arms at your bellie and get low. QB hide Ball from defense, act like you dont have it. Fundamentals Viking coaches, Fundamentals.Does The NFL take walk on asst. coaches ? Looks like coaching staff is just going through the motions.Coach em up.
By Gary Tealcfl.rr.com on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
Why not start Ponder. Smart,fast, and does not throw the ball into the ground. Clearly we know it must be something else,do I have to say it. A Head Coach that picks Donovan, mmm I wonder why ????? Are they friends ? GT
By Pinebrigade on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
Go get David Garrard and trade McSwagger for some WR's. Garrard is young and still wants to prove himself, Donovan is clearly on his farewell tour.
By Wally World on Sep 13, 2011 | Reply
Ponder no more!! Put Ponder in, and bench or trade McNabb. McNabb is a has been. Get a new coach too, while we're at it. One that has >>>>>. Go Vikes!
By Carl Brodin on Sep 14, 2011 | Reply
Mike Wobaschall
First of all it was not Mcnabb it was the scheme. So heres my question. Maybe we should keeping in account our play makers abilities maybe we should on every other series try passing on 1st down. I'm not saying abandon the run. I think they were triing to steal one the first game. They were triing not to show alot this first game but i think they need to target there tight ends more and along with Harvin get Jenkins and Berrian involved especially Jenkins he should be out there since he knows this offence more than anybody else. Lets split Booker out wide also. Most of all lets not be so vanilla and predictable. What do you think? Maybe we should try our fifth round draft pick at LT for a game.
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Mike Wobschall, when will the Vikings wake up and put ponder in?
12 games left befor the vikings move.


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You're crazy if you want to pay Nelson Cruz anything close to what he's asking. He's hurt at least once a year and he's a cheater. We don't even know if he's any good when he's not on steroids. –Mike
Mike, you are most likely referring to my article where I state my willingness to "overpay" for Nelson Cruz. I place "overpay" in quotes because it's a subjective determination. The reality is, anyone is worth exactly what someone else is willing to pay them. If multiple people/organizations want to "overpay" it just further validates the amount. Nelson Cruz just turned down a 5 year/$75M offer from the Seattle Seahawks. Cruz was reportedly looking for a 4 year/ $75M deal. I proposed this:
I would have no issues resigning Cruz to a 3yr/$50M. That would be one year less than his publicized (4yrs/$75M) wishes and slightly less money annually at $16.6M instead of $18.75.
I share some of your concerns regarding his injury history but I don't think the suspension is an indication he used PEDs to generate power. I happen to believe his story about needing to recover from illness (a substantial illness at that). Like I said, his influence in the clubhouse is a positive one. It truly is. He is an asset to the character of the club (even with his suspension) and fills a major need in the lineup. He could be the primary DH and occasionally play RF. That should keep some of the wear-and-tear off of his injury-prone 33 year-old body. 3 years for $50 is a lot of money but it's only a 1/3 of what it will cost to sign Shin-Soo Choo. The Rangers will have to accept the fact he will miss games every season. His injury history guarantees it. But it's a relatively short-term commitment, on a power hitter, and will not cost a draft pick.
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Packers' general manager Ted Thompson has one hell of a hard job. His decisions are viewed and analyzed by millions who take them personally. Even calls that are objectively easy, like not re-signing Donald Driver, can gather storm clouds in the form of angry Green Bay fans. It often takes years before his moves are given due credit.
Such is likely the case once again with Charles Woodson's release.
Many cried foul in the wake of the Woodson news. A 15-year veteran, seven with the Packers, Woodson was widely acknowledged as the "heart" of Green Bay's defense. The common themes amongst the angst-ridden were Packers GM Ted Thompson's "insensitivity," "disloyalty," and "stupidity." If the only opinions that mattered were those of the fans, Thompson would be joining Woodson on his way out of Green Bay.
But those opinions – formed largely through emotion and sentimentality – don't matter. The only opinions that mean anything are those of Thompson and his assistants.
Thompson operates like a mathematician. He crunches numbers, projects production, and makes the personnel decisions. And more often than not, Thompson has made the right calls: calls that fans, so often emotional and sentimental, can't understand. What those fans fail to understand is that in order for a GM to be successful, he needs to approach decisions as a detached third party. That may feel wrong to fans, but success is built through proper perspective.
When Thompson analyzed Woodson, he weighed the production the Packers would receive versus the $10 million cost. He then looked at the replacement options. With the emergence of slot corner Casey Hayward and safeties Jerron McMillian and M.D. Jennings, the decision was simple.
Woodson's release, along with the pending departure of Greg Jennings, is part of a big picture approach to team building. Few would argue that there isn't a drop off from those veterans to their inexperienced successors, but these moves aren't made in a vacuum.
Thompson knows this isn't a decision between Woodson and McMillian. It's a decision between Woodson and B.J. Raji, or Woodson and Matthews, or any of the other players in need of a contract extension. Because Thompson is so skilled as a talent evaluator, there are just too many good players to keep on one roster. At that point, the best move for the Packers is to retain the younger players who can contribute for longer. Woodson fell on the wrong side of that equation.
If you find yourself questioning this approach, just think back to the Mike Sherman era. Sherman was aggressive in free agency and ignored age in doing so. In 2001, Sherman signed Joe Johnson, a 30-year-old defensive end with 21 sacks over the previous two seasons. Johnson received a six year, $33 million contract, much of which was guaranteed. In return, the Packers received only 11 games played.
The biggest disappointment wasn't how ineffective or unavailable Johnson was, but rather how much valuable cap space the contract ate up. By deferring much of Johnson's signing bonus, Sherman guaranteed that the Packers would lose valuable assets in the years to come. That debt was paid following the 2004 season when the Packers lacked the cap room to re-sign All-Pro guards Mike Wahle and Marco Rivera.
Those twin losses effectively ended the Mike Sherman era as well as the Packers' early 2000s run as contenders. Without Wahle and Rivera, the offense changed overnight. Favre, sacked only 12 times in 2004, was dropped behind the line 24 times the following year. Not coincidentally, his interception total rose to a league high 29. Green Bay wouldn't have a winning record again until 2007.
Would Woodson have gone the way of Joe Johnson had he been retained? Likely not, but that doesn't alter the cap ramifications of such a move. Woodson's return would have meant departure for someone important, if not this year than next.
And it's not only the big names that could be leaving. Sam Shields, Brad Jones, Bryan Bulaga, James Jones, Morgan Burnett, and Desmond Bishop are among those whose contracts expire over the next two years. At 36, Woodson doesn't have the value to Green Bay as those players.
Fans may view Thompson's decision on Woodson as inglorious, but choosing long-term championship contention over sentimentality is anything but.
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Nearly all large federal agencies are now using social media tools, according to a recent survey by the Government Accountability Office, and many have had great success. For instance, NASA has effectively used several channels to keep the public informed about its missions, and the State Department has 145,000 followers on its Facebook fan page.
Social media clearly promises many benefits to government agencies, but too many organizations — in the public and private sectors — have jumped into this brave new world without knowing what they want to achieve.
Such technology exuberance, as I like to call it, is akin to having no strategy at all, and it can be costly. Organizations without an upfront plan are likely to waste time and financial resources. They could even end up sending messages that run counter to their policies without knowing what damage they might be doing to their organizations. In those situations, it is impossible to quantify the benefits from using social media.
For all its glitter, social media is first and foremost a tool, and it needs to be treated like any other strategy or investment that is monitored, measured and analyzed.
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Measuring social media outcomes aren't always easy because much of what organizations try to measure — reputation or people's moods, for examples — can be subjective. But by investing in a strategy of goal setting, measurement and adjustment, agencies can turn social media from a random, trendy exercise into an accurate, effective initiative that can support their larger organizational strategies and goals.
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The Union Square District embodies the vibrant spirit of San Francisco with its world-class shops, dining, theatre and beautiful park. All of its different entertainment options make it a great place to head for the day for locals and tourists alike. Most people leave their cars at home when they head to Union Square because affordable parking can be cumbersome to find. We created this guide and parking map to show drivers where all of the best Union Square parking locations are. Whether you are looking for an open meter, a cheap parking lot, or convenient valet parking, these tips will help you find the best place to park.
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There are over 20 public parking garages and lots scattered all around Union Square to make parking and visiting Union Square easier and more accessible. Find all the parking lots and their rates with the map above. The rates of these lots can vary depending on the hour or day you are visiting. Don't get tricked into paying a high hourly rate at one lot when there cheaper lot around the corner. We sorted through all of the different parking in the area and compiled this list of the best Union Square parking lots for all occasions.
Cheapest Daytime Parking Garage: The 560 Geary St underground parking garage is located only 3 blocks away from Union Square. It's the best place to park if you are visiting during the day but remember to exit the garage before 7pm because the rates will go up. If you park there between the hours of 6am & 7pm you will only pay $10 which is much cheaper than other locations in the area.
- 560 Geary St (click to view on map)
- Location: 560 Geary St (corner of Jones St & Geary St)
- Cost: $10 Daily (Until 7pm)
- Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 Days A Week
- Payment Types Accepted: Cash & Major Credit Cards
Closest Parking Garage: The Union Square Parking Garage is located directly below Union Square Park. If you don't mind spending more money and just want to park as close as possible then this is the place for you. You can even see real-time occupancy of this location on our parking map above in case it gets full. You will spend about $14 if you park here for 4 hours during the day.
Union Square Garage (click to view on map)
- Location: 333 Post St (Entrances on Post St & Geary St)
- Cost: $14 (For 4 Hours During The Day, with a $30 max)
- Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 Days A Week
- Payment Types Accepted: Cash & Major Credit Cards
Cheapest Night-Time Parking Garage: If you plan on checking out a movie at the Century San Francisco Centre 9 theater then we recommend parking at the Mason O'Farrell Parking Garage which is a few blocks north. They are open 24 hours and only charge a $15 flat rate during the evenings. They accept credit cards too which is a huge plus!
Mason O'Farrell Garage (click to view on map)
- Location: 325 Mason St (Entrance Mason)
- Cost: $14 (For 4 Hours During The Day, with a $30 max)
- Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 Days A Week
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Cheapest Overnight Parking Garage: If you are headed to Union Square for a night out on the town to get some drinks at one of the many bars in the area you should probably parking your car overnight. We suggest the Mason O'Farrell Parking Garage. They are open 24 hours and charge a $22 flat rate for overnight parking. They accept credit cards too which is a huge plus!
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- Location: 325 Mason St (Entrance Mason)
- Cost: $22 (in after 5:30pm/out before 9:30am)
- Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 Days A Week
- Payment Types Accepted: Cash & Major Credit Cards
Best Valet Parking Garage: If you don't want to bother with looking for a parking spot and don't mind paying a little extra for valet, the best place for valet parking is at the Hilton Hotel. Their valet service is open 24 hours and they accept all major credit cards.
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Paid (Meter) Parking: Most meters are active Monday-Saturday from 9am-6pm, so parking is free after 6pm and on Sundays, but be sure to check the signs before leaving your car! Many streets have street cleaning 3 times a week and you will get a ticket if you're parked on the street during those times.
- Rates: average $2-$3 per hour. Rates can vary depending on location and hour.
- Time Limit: 4 hours. You CANNOT feed the meter and leave your car parked for more than 4 hours or you WILL get a ticket!
- Active Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9am-6pm. Active hour and no-parking hours can vary by location and hour so double-check the signs on your meter before leaving your car.
- Best Places to Look: Montgomery and Market Streets.
Public Transportation:
Union Square is a public transit hub and easily accessed by Cable Car, Muni Metro, CalTrain, and Taxi. You can also get there on the BART, just get off at the Powell St Station which is a few blocks away. If you plan on taking the BART read our BART parking post to find the best parking near your local station.
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I moved to Santa Fe in 2000. I am an avid skier, cyclist, motorcyclists, gourmet cook, graphic designer, printmaker and photographer. I love to write about, and photograph, some of these activities, wherever they lead me. I also have interest in early music and early languages…troubadours etc, but haven't found the occasion to write about that---except for the Anonymous 4 Review in December of 2011. When I lived in Geneva, Switzerland, I was constantly drawn to The Museum For Ancient Instruments in the Old Town. Don't know why. I attended their concerts too, all performed on original instruments. Whenever I showed up at the museum, the owner would open one of the display cases, take out an instrument, and play something on it, or tell me about its history and how he had procured it. All of the instruments were his private collection, collected over many decades. He must have been in his eighties at the time. (I have never met even one other person who doesn't immediately fall asleep at the mention of this subject, so you can all wake up now. It's over.)
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Manchester United: Paul Scholes continues to roll back the years
Paul Scholes will have wondered what all the fuss was about.
Scoring a goal to cap a 700th appearance for Manchester United appeared nothing more than a straightforward day at the office for the 37-year-old as he trudged off to yet another standing ovation after 70 minutes on Saturday.
Perhaps we should have expected it, given he had found the net on his debut and his 100th game, then - after an own goal on his 200th - strikes on his 300th, 400th and 500th appearances for the club.
"He was fantastic," Sir Alex Ferguson said. "We always remember Paul as a young player, being able to ghost into the penalty box. He doesn't need to do that anymore because we want him to play in central midfield.
"But that is him scoring in nearly every one of his 100s. It's fantastic."
Scholes has always been modesty personified and was not interested in interviews or added attention after the match. He had done his talking on the pitch - it was typical of the man. Throughout his career he has scored goals, run matches and then gone home to his family for tea.
No bright lights, no premieres, no A-list hangers-on.
His performance in the 4-0 victory over Wigan was sporadic rather than sumptuous. And yet there were still those raking cross-field 40-yard passes, those delightfully dinked balls around the corner and even a sprinkling of those challenges that demonstrate that tackling has never been his forte.
Rewind a year and Scholes was kicking his heels on the sidelines, helping with coaching, with the academy pupils, all the while itching to show what he still had to offer. He could have taken the easy option and slid off into retirement in the knowledge he had done it all, had nothing left to prove.
And yet at Old Trafford on Saturday, here he was pulling the strings in the midfield of a team challenging for the Premier League title and showing that, despite Father Time chipping away at his mobility, he still has those flashes needed to decide matches.
Scholes's legs may be a little heavier and the goals may not come as readily but Ferguson's faith in him has never wavered. "It was Paul's vision and and beautifully weighted passing that inspired us to produce our best football," Ferguson added.
Another of United's elder statesmen also passed a landmark on Saturday, with Ryan Giggs making his 600th Premier League appearance - the first man to do so. "They will always produce quality," Ferguson said of Giggs and Scholes.
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Paul Scholes becomes only the third player in Manchester United's history to play 700 or more games for the club after Ryan Giggs (910) and Bobby Charlton (758)
"They could be playing in 10 years' time in former players' games and still show the fantastic flair they have for the game. I'm very lucky to have them. It is not a matter of having pride in them, it is a case of saying to myself 'I have been lucky to have had two devoted players like that'."
Now the torchbearers of United's next generation must watch, listen and learn from those who still tread the turf. It was typical of Scholes to drift into the box just when his team needed him to relieve the pressure on what was threatening to turn into a tricky afternoon.
Ferguson is harnessing the past to shape the future. Tom Cleverley and others are being given the chance to learn from a man Zinedine Zidane, no less, described as "undoubtedly the greatest midfielder of his generation".
And when Scholes does eventually call it time, for good, it will fall to one of them to fill a considerable void.
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Comment number 450.TotalBlue
17th September 2012 - 22:22
Perhaps ~400 members of the Football Writers' Association may have been remiss in not awarding Scholes FWA Footballer of the Year title for the last 2 decades.
How about the Professional Footballers' Association's PPY award? Teddy or Terry described it as ' the ultimate accolade to be voted for by your fellow professionals whom you play against week-in and week-out". Did Scholes win it?
Comment number 449.cienfuegos
17th September 2012 - 21:41
You've got your work cut out there then, improve away and good luck, you'll need it!
Comment number 448.toggleboy
17th September 2012 - 21:36
Wait...what? challenge to what? a musket fight at dawn?
i think it is ok to explain things to people who dont understand, it is a form of social improvment.
Comment number 447.cienfuegos
17th September 2012 - 21:16
@446 toggleboy
Do you think it's PC to challenge someone who's a neurone short of a cerebral cortex?
Comment number 446.toggleboy
17th September 2012 - 21:09
it actually hurts to read your rubbish Goluboy.
i figure that this is some top draw trolling, you may even be the Paul Scholes of online absurd comments.
the real Paul Scholes has won so much, been prasied by so many great players and Lamps/Stevie G and yet you cant see how good he still is or regognise how great he was.
2002 if he had played centre mid rather then left wing you'd have a point
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Well, it happened. I used some PB Blaster on the stubborn #3 spark plug. I sprayed it good and let it soak for a couple of days. I went out Saturday to try and remove it. I got a couple of small turns out of it and then it snapped off flush. So, I guess my question is, what now? I obviously can't drive it down to an auto shop. Has this happened to anyone else? Short of removing the head, how would / did you remove what was left of the spark plug? Here are some pictures to better illustrate my problem.
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Well, it happened. I used some PB Blaster on the stubborn #3 spark plug. I sprayed it good and let it soak for a couple of days. I went out Saturday to try and remove it. I got a couple of small turns out of it and then it snapped off flush. So, I guess my question is, what now? I obviously can't drive it down to an auto shop. Has this happened to anyone else? Short of removing the head, how would / did you remove what was left of the spark plug? Here are some pictures to better illustrate my problem.
sure you can drive down to the auto shop, assuming it's not more than a mile or two. it's only going to miss, the other 3 cylinders will chug you there.
but they most likely are going to want to take the head off. the problem is you can drill it out progressively, but that stuff is going to get down into the cylinder.
what i might do is just that after getting that cylinder up to topdeadcenter, and then after getting it out, oh so carefully, see what's down in there and if i can get it all out, and if i can see the total area in there. if then in doubt i would remove the head.
i think you should be able to find some 'reverse thread' drills that should keep the majority of the stuff from getting in the cylinder if you are careful enough.
if you still have one plug tough to get out, be more patient. use the pb, try to work it out, stop when there is resistence, more pb, etc back and forth and you will probably be able to work it out in time (less time than removing the head anyway).
Sears sells a kit with reverse drills and a built in easy out. Not too bad on price. I agree that if you do it yourself, you are going to drop at least the anode into the cylinder when you drill (break) the middle out of the spark plug. You may be able to drill it pretty well since you will basically have a centered hole once the middle is gone, but be careful particulary if you use long drills and the piston is at the top...you don't want to drill the piston too. YOu should feel it when you break through the bottom of the plug, but just in case. Only drill the plug enough to remove the majority of metal, leaving the drill hole smaller than the threaded part of the plug. YOu should be able to at least peel it out by then if it has not already come out. I recommend the reverse (LH) drills....that way if it warms up and finally breaks free while drilling it will unscrew itself from the head.
Once it is out, a good blow out with compressed air may be enough to clear the cylinder. A pole magnet on a coat hanger or flexible wire will get the drill shavings out. I have also used a piece of duct tape reversed on the end of my claw tool to pick up any non metallic pieces inside where you cannot see them or blow them out. Leave the new plug out and crank it over a few times before installing the new plug. I hope this helps. good luck.
I have been giving this some more thought. Since the spark plug broke off flush, and of course, broke off the porcelin as well, I'm thinking the only thing holding the rest of the porcelin, or anode, in is the electrode. So here is what I have been thinking - spray some PB Blaster on the porcelin, let it soak in for a bit, apply some heat and then crank the motor and let the cylinder compression try and force the porcelin out, kind of like a cork. I don't think it is pressed in. I cut an old spark plug the same way this one broke off and the porcelin just comes right out.This would only leave the remaining threaded part easier to use an easy out on, plus no drilling. Think this is a good idea? It really can't cause any more damage, and the worse that could happen is that it won't work.
Comments and or suggestions?
Comments and or suggestions?
...."""the worse that could happen is that it won't work.
seems like good thinking to me, and good you did the dry run. you still need to get the cylinder at tdc and made absolutely sure nothings down there
good luck
p.s.:: i would also use white grease (or any grease) in the grooves of the drill to help catch the metal. stop and clean and regrease often
good luck
I like your thinking.....go for it!
I have an update to my broken off spark plug. I was successful in my perserance to remove this. The compression from the #3 cylinder was enough to blow out the remaining spark plug porcelin. After that, it took some more PB Blaster, I soaked it down good, a touch of the heat, a 18" 1/2" drive breaker bar with complementary cheater pipe. And then it broke my first 3/8" socket I put on the easy out. When that socket broke, I thought for sure I busted off that easy out. Anyway, the Isuzu Gods must have been smiling because I got that piece out without messing up the threads! All it took after I got it out was to run a thread chaser to clean up the threads. The new spark plug (with anti seize) screwed in perfect.
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Now that I got this little problem taken care of, how do I get the motor to idle down? It wants to idle at around 12 to 1500 rpm or so, it did this before the spark plug incident. What should I look for? Is there a idle adjustment somewhere?
An intake leak can cause a high idle. Most common problem around the forums. Try spraying wd 40 around the intake gasket areas to see if idle changes.....don't use flammable substance due to safety concerns for yourself! Check idle air compensator connector for corrosion. One guys opinion.
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Washington State linebacker Chester Su'a was arrested and booked into the Whitman County jail in Colfax, WA for failure to pay a ticket, local news station KQQQ has reported.
The ticket was in conjunction with a charge that Su'a received for driving without a license over the Summer. It's not the first time the LB has been arrested either. The report states that last year Su'a was arrested for failing to appear in court after a hit-and-run charge.
Chester Su'a was an impressive freshman player for WSU when Paul Wulff was still in charge, but has not impressed the new coaching staff enough to earn any playing time in either his sophomore or junior seasons. It's been largely speculated and increasingly apparent that he is taking his redshirt season, as he hasn't so much as suited up for a game or even practice this season.
Head coach Mike Leach has eluded to such a development and this isn't one of Leach's "unbreakable rules", but it is going to be difficult for Su'a to stay out of the doghouse and be a factor on this team if this behavior continues. Heck, there might not be a 'get out of jail free' card that he can play to the coaches at this point because it puts the team in a bad light and Leach is all about discipline.
The only saving grace might be that it's really not anything that has to do with alcohol or drugs.