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A lot of wrestling fans were pleasantly surprised to see Kevin Nash making an appearance in the first Magic Mike movie, which surpassed a lot of expectations by becoming a worldwide hit. They're going to be even more surprised when they see Ric Flair in the movie. During a recent podcast interview with Steve Austin, the former WWE champion revealed that he just completed some scenes for the film.
October 31, 2014
Apparently, when Hollywood needs a Russian enforcer, Kevin Nash is the guy to call. The former WWE star has a small role in the John Wick movie, which stars Keanu Reeves. In it, Nash plays a Russian bouncer. A couple of years back, the former world heavyweight champion was cast in the Punisher movie, where he played a Russian hit man for the mob.
October 30, 2014
Batista isn't the only former WWE star who has been signed to star in a movie sequel. It has now been revealed that Kevin Nash will be reprising his role as Tarzan in the upcoming Magic Mike 2 film. The first film, which stars Channing Tatum, was a surprising hit that made a lot more money than expected, so a sequel had been discussed for quite some time now.
September 24, 2014
A message on Twitter from Kevin Nash about the death of his former WCW protege Sean OHaire.
September 10, 2014
The widespread assumption among wrestling fans is that Triple H is the one responsible for bringing in Prince Devitt, Kenta Kobayashi and Kevin Steen into WWE. However, during a recent interview, Kevin Nash specifically stated that HHH was against the idea of bringing in performers who have worked a good amount of time elsewhere. Nash stated that HHH preferred to produce talent in house instead. That has caused people to wonder who was behind the decision to bring in Devitt, Steen and Kobayashi.
September 5, 2014
It has started to become a bit of a tradition for Kevin Nash to host a Wrestlemania party each year in the host city. Wrestlemania 31 will be no exception, as the former world heavyweight champion will be throwing a party in San Jose that weekend. His co hosts for the evening will be former WWE diva Melina Perez and former TNA Knockout Rosita. Zema Ion will be the DJ for the evening.
September 3, 2014
A Twitter post from former WWE star Kevin Nash where he jokes about trying to do a Vulcan mind meld with Brock Lesnar to let him know that he is only back on Monday Night Raw for the beers and not looking for a fight.
August 14, 2014
In the past, Kevin Nash has been pretty adamant about not wanting to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. He's even gone as far as to instruct his wife to decline the offer if he were to pass away. It seems like Nash is now softening his stance. He recently stated that he would refuse to be inducted as Diesel, but he did not mention anything about going in under his real name.
August 11, 2014
Since WWE wants to make this is a big edition of Monday Night Raw, the company has enlisted the help of Hulk Hogan and friends to help spike the ratings. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash have already been confirmed for an appearance, and there are talks that an nWo reunion could be taking place. Another person from Hogan's past has now been added as well. Paul Orndorff is scheduled to make an appearance tonight.
August 11, 2014
The white and black is headed back to WWE next week when Monday Night Raw comes to us live from Portland. Hulk Hogan will be celebrating his birthday on air, and he has a couple of buddies coming back to join him. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash have reportedly been confirmed for the event, and the belief is that WWE will be doing some sort of nWo reunion to boost television ratings.
August 6, 2014
"Catching Monday Night Raw on my DVR. Just saw all I needed to see. Dolph Ziggler with a huge win. I bought the WWE Network just to keep up with Ziggler." - Kevin Nash praising Dolph Ziggler
August 5, 2014
Earlier this month, rumors surfaced that Mickie James and Rikishi were candidates to join the Rock at the hall of fame induction ceremony during Wrestlemania 31. Another name that WWE has reportedly been discussing is Kevin Nash, even though the former world heavyweight champion has been vocally against being inducted.
May 17, 2014
When he is not inducting his good friend into the WWE Hall of Fame, Kevin Nash does a little bit of work as an actor. The former world heavyweight champion revealed that he has a small part in an upcoming movie with Keanu Reeves. It is called John Wick. Reeves plays the lead role as a highly qualified hit man who ends up killing more than 300 people in the film.
May 2, 2014
A status update on Twitter, where Drew McIntyre joked about how he and his father are joining the Clique. The two of them recently hung out with Sean Waltman, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall backstage, as pictured.
May 1, 2014
It appears that the backstage heat between Kevin Nash and Roddy Piper, which erupted one night on Twitter, is over for the time being. The former WCW stars talked over the phone and hashed out their issues. While neither side is accepting full blame, they both have come to the conclusion that it is best to just move on from this.
April 23, 2014
Over the weekend, wrestling fans were witness to the long standing backstage heat between Kevin Nash and Roddy Piper, as Nash took to his Twitter account to unleash some harsh words towards Piper. It appears that Sean Waltman, whose friendship with Nash is widely known, is staying impartial and wants to keep the peace between the two guys.
April 22, 2014
"I love Roddy Piper and respect him. What I did was disrespectable. He was a legend. I was a raw Detroit guy. Wish it didn't happen. I fucked up. When you strike a man and see fear in his face at my size, you realize you're playing the bully. I was bullied as a 6'10, 212 pound 14 year old." - Kevin Nash apologizing to Roddy Piper
April 20, 2014
"Roddy Piper is a deranged old fool. He got bitch slapped to the floor. Hulk Hogan, Sean Waltman, Scott Hall and Eric Bischoff were in the room. Let it go, Rod. Pod cast invite?" - Kevin Nash telling a backstage story about Roddy Piper and mockingly asks for an invitation to do a podcast interview
April 20, 2014
In an effort to show new fans that the company is capable of drawing in the big name performers in the industry, TNA has added alumni profiles to their roster page on their official website. Some notable names on there are Jeff Jarrett, Sting, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Sean Waltman, Mick Foley, Hulk Hogan, AJ Styles, Brooke Hogan, Ric Flair and Rob Van Dam.
April 18, 2014
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Cal Fire/Ramona crews battled a nasty garage fire on Old Julian Highway that sent the odor of smoke wafting through eastern Ramona Sunday evening.
The fire in a two-car attached garage in front of a duplex at 283 W. Old Julian Highway erupted around 6:20 p.m., according to Cal Fire Capt. Kendal Bortisser. Forty minutes later, crews gained the upper hand on the blaze, knocking down the flames with no injuries, he said.
The garage was about 90 percent destroyed, but no one was hurt and no residents were displaced, the fire captain said, noting the cause was under investigation.
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Slow-Starting Vikings Drop 45-7 Decision To Green BayPosted by on November 14, 2011 – 10:46 pm
A bad combination of starting slowly and watching the defending Super Bowl champions continue their undefeated roll this season resulted in a 45-7 loss for the Vikings at Lambeau Field on Monday night. The loss improves Green Bay's record to 9-0 and drops the Vikings 2-7.
Green Bay struck first in the game, taking a 7-0 lead on an 80-yard punt return by Randall Cobb after the Vikings first offensive possession. The Vikings offense was not able to respond, and eventually the Packers offense, led by MVP candidate Aaron Rodgers, scored a TD on a 24-yard pass to WR Greg Jennings. K Mason Crosby tacked on a FG later in the 2nd quarter, and the Packers led 17-0 at halftime. The Vikings had a scoring opportunity when K Ryan Longwell attempted and made what would've been a 47-yard try, but an offsides penalty negated the FG and forced Longwell to try one from 52; that attempt fell short.
The defensive effort by the Vikings was solid in the 1st half, as they yielded just 150 net yards and 10 points to the most explosive offense in the NFL. Also, DE Jared Allen extended his consecutive games with at least a .5 sack streak to 11 when he got to Rodgers in the 2nd half.
The 2nd half didn't begin well for the Vikings, either, as Rodgers and Co. drove down the field on their first possession to score a TD. Rodgers hit WR Jordy Nelson for the score, pushing the lead to 24-0. The Vikings weren't able to bite back, but Cobb fumbled Chris Kluwe's punt and FB Ryan D'Imperio was there to recover. Two plays later, Adrian Peterson pranced into the end zone for the Vikings first score, cutting into the Packers lead and making the score 24-7.
As they always seem to do, though, the Packers offense responded. Following a kickoff return out to midfield, Rodgers drove the offense 50 yards in 5 plays and capped the drive by hitting FB John Kuhn for a TD, making the score 31-7.
Nelson would score again early in the final quarter, and then back-up QB Matt Flynn would run a touchdown in to make the final 45-7.
The Vikings host the Oakland Raiders at Mall of America Field on Sunday at Noon.
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By TheRealDon on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
By Frederick Jones on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
DRS, Titus, Shawn, etc,
You all probably heard this, but I just heard that the Wilfs want to purchase 170 acres, IN ADDITION, to paying their share for the new stadium in Arden Hills.
So, that means that they have enough money to pay for almost the whole stadium!
By Frederick Jones on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I'm not against any of what you said. But I would add getting rid of the VPs and hire a GM.
We already fired a coach last year. It didn't accomplish much, if anything.
We need to get to the source…which I believe is the administration of the team.
What role do the Wilfs have in the draft? Since they are not football men, they shouldn't have any power there.
If Frazier had power in the draft, fire him. Nice man. But you cannot ignore weaknesses.
OL and DB were weaknesses everybody knew about in the early part of the 2010 season, if not before.
By TheRealDon on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Frederick Jones..So what do you see in this team
By dave on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Alright, guys. Let's blow this F***ing blog up. maybe mike will actually post something real.
By hippster on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
By TheRealDon on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Who's ever in charge of the drafting doesn't like his team very much
By TheRealDon on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Trade Shiancoe for a db or a ol
By purplehorn on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Get a GM and get a clue. Jim Finks built the Vikings into a winner. We haven't had a GM since. Why is Rudolph only in the game plan when the game is over? Stupid penalties, lousy play. Coaches need to go again. Start first with a GM!
By purplehorn on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
You guys don't really expect Mike Wobschall to be as negative as we are do you? He works for the Vikings. He isn't going to bad mouth them- but he does know what they need just like we do. Get a frickin GM!
By Derrick Williams on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I am tired of watching my team get embarrassed on national television. I don't get to watch my team play because I live in Baltimore but when I do watch them, they play like trash. We have the worst pass defense, the worst offensive line, and the offensive and defensive coordinators should be fired. We only 2 or 3 playmakers on both sides of the ball. We need some major adjustments.
By Justin F on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I bet $50 all Wobschall will talk about tommorrow is Jared Allen. Nothing but Jared Allen.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
The team is one good coach and couple of corners away from being solid
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Bring dungy back to Minnesota and not just for an up north retreat slide Leslie back to dc
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Well there's always gonzaga — lol
By purplehorn on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
The Vikings need to trade Adrian Peterson and start rebuilding. I hate to say it, but this team is three drafts behind because of poor choices. Toby Gerhart? Chris Cook? Tyrell Johnson? Two wasted first round picks for Moss. A wasted 3rd the second time around.
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
This is a heartless team besides Jared and Adrian. Musgrave is an idiot, get a new D.C. too. Keep the D line and the linebackers. Get rid of everybody in the secondary except for winfield. I agree with the GM. Also, I AM SICK AND TIRED OF BEING EMBARASSED OF BEING A VIKING FAN. WHY DO THEY HAVE TO SUCK SO MUCH!!!???
By Cali Packer Fan on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Sorry for your pain all, I'll be the bigger man and go away. All teams have their ups and downs, just like the Pack (and Bills lol). The Vikings have some good players, just need to complete the team. Keep your heads up!!!
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Frazier back to DC? He sucked at it, and you want him back?
By Bman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Two weeks to prepare and this is what the coaching staff comes up with? What a fu*#in' joke! Keep Peterson, Percy, and Jarred Allen and sh*tcan everybody else.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Get used to it guys….the NFL north has no shortage of stud qbs ready to slice this team up your looking at 10-15 years of this.
By Vikings210 on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
By Maryland Boy Troy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
We just lost are only good DB for the season in A.Winfield.We need to fire RICK Spielman ASAP.This was an embarrisment.The vikings flat out suck..
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Frazier's first year of being a head coach… lets not get down on frazier. I believe Dungy's first couple years were pretty bad
By 3rdman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Outcoached. Overmatched. Outplayed. Just wow! We need a football person calling the shoots, who the hecks in charge, who the heck is accountable for this total collapse!
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
We had the number one run d with Frazier I think he did fine there
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Frazier's been a part of some good teams dont forget that…the eagles when they were good, the colts when they won the superbowl, and the 2009 vikings. He's a good man and a good coach in my opinion.
By Mike J on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I day its time to fire Frazier he's not proving anything. Percy Harvins who is suppose to be our best receiver isn't on the field enough, Shank shouldn't be starting over Rudulf but Frazier aint agree if he wasn't going to play him then why waste a 2nd round pick on him, Joe Webb could possibly be a good receiver for us but he's never on the field unless their using him as a decoy, our O line suck but Frazier fails to realize that, Robison is a good backup but Frazier thinks he's a good starter any smart coach would start Evsrson, Asher Allen has never played a decent game for us but yet he's our 3rd sting corner Griffin is not ready to play yet but Frazier doesn't think so, Abdullah, Sanford are suppose to be scout team safeties but Frazier won't bench them. It's obvious Frazier and his suck coaching staff needs to go and yes he is responsible for the draft because when he was hired Ziggy said the decision making was up to Frazier and Spleimen who also should get fired to. If you ask me I think Childress was the better coach remember his first year we didn't have anyone and still went 8-8 so what is Fraziers reason for us being so suck we have players on this team who can play its just our coaches put them in bad situations like its clear our zone coverage has never worked so why do we use it as our primary defense. And the play action calls aren't working to Ponders advantage because our O line can't block so every time he turn around he have a defender in his face and plus our play calling is to predictable everyone knows were going to run on 2nd down no matter what the situation is. Fire Frazier And His Coaching Staff Now.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
True about dungy Frazier does have a huge mess to clean up
By Justin F on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Cail Packer Fan actually showing sympathy? I'm very shocked!
By Frederick Jones on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Some say Fire the Coach. Some say Fire the Player or players.
Some argue against those people.
There is a solution.
By hippster on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
By Maryland Boy Troy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
the downfall of this team has been poor drafting for the past few years.Fire Rick Spielman ASAP.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Fire Chilly is now Re-hire Chilly lol
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
THIS TEAM IS HEARTLESS. THEY HAVE NO HEART!!! YOU CAN'T COACH THAT. Alan and peterson are the heart and soul of this team…i feel bad that they play for a terrible team.
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
you can't give up on a coach in his first year…remember when packer fans wanted mcCarthy fired. But whatever, packer fans get whatever they want.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Allen and AP need to step up as leaders though it's not just about them these guys are millionaires coaches can only do so much
By Maryland Boy Troy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
@ cali packer go away and stay the f–k away we dont need your false sympathy.
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
We had the number 1 run D before he took the position… and he maintained it. How? Easy… when every team knows that the Vikes couldn't defend the pass to save their lives, why try to run on them? Why run it for 3 when you can pas it for 30? That was a BS stat. Remember Brady throwing it on us like 15 plays straight? I don't think the Pats ran it more than 5 times that game and completely demolished us. Same thing tonight. Our run defense was strong tonight until the D gave up. Are you proud of that?
Frazier is useless.
By Frederick Jones on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
You asked me what I see in this team. I think you have a good grasp on things.
We have some talented superstars. We are weak in two areas. OL and DB.
Major administrative mistakes. Why? Many VPs may be the reason.
Maybe not.
There is a solution to this mess.
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Can someone remind me why this team was so good in 2009???
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
You gotta have all the pieces, Jimmy. You gotta have a coach and talented players. You need a coach that knows what a talented player looks like and has the ability to teach and inspire. We don't have that guy, or we wouldn't suck as bad as we do.
This isn't his first year. He's been on staff for 3..4… years? He sucked at DC and he's not gotten better with the move.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I'd still take Frazier yes he has more heart than any player on this team I was watching tonights game with dvr and you could see him tearing up on the sideline I feel for him.
By Mike J on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
We had the number one run D before Frazier it was Tomlin who brought big Pat over and we had a secondary to Frazier just happened to come to a good situation he didn't do anything special we still had the same front four Fire Frazier who cares if its his first year Harbaugh is in his first year and so is Hue Jackson but their winning games and neither team have as much talent as the Vikings so Fire Frazier and go get a real head coach
By Rocksalt on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
a priest for last rites……..
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Brett Favre could take a punch in the mouth and still deliver the ball. Sidney Rice was on the team. We played with the lead. Our key players were 2 years younger (Hutch, Winfield, etc….) We got the calls that the Packers are getting now from the refs (until we ran into the darling Saints… poor hurricane victimized team…). That's about it.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I think Frazier thought he had some winners I look for him to make some major changes next year
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
How did Frazier suck at D.C. I've liked him since his first year with us. 2007 till 2009 the vikes got better every year. And last year everything fell apart with injuries. And this year, he's a first time head coach with a new staff and a new offensive system….but his players just suck….and by the way shianco is a pretty good player, but i agree the rudolph needs more touches
By Rocksalt on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
By 3rdman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Jon Gruden?
By cbednar74 on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
To Justin F Why not Jared is the only thing worth talking about at least he's on a pace to break the all time sack record!!! I agree with a few of you we need to fire the gm & coaching staff + we need a new secondary & defensive scheme Dungy, Billick or Cowher would be great choices as coaches a gm who is commited to the team & bringing in the best talent and grooming them also a new OL we need another Joey Browner,Carl Lee, Anthony Parker,etc… We haven't had a serious secondary since those guys!!!!!
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
There is a solution to this mess.
Is that like your new exiting line, like "sincerely, " or "lovingly yours, " :)
IT's kinda catchy!
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
We play the packer twice a year very year we know how to play them….these guys didn't show up period no heart
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
We play the packers twice a year every year we know how to play them….these guys didn't show up period no heart
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Not Dungy. He never was a great coach…. just an older Frazier. Do you remember how bad his Buccaneers teams were? HORRIBLE! He wasn't worth a cr ap in Indy until they drafted one of the best QBs to play the game. Billick? Maybe, but I'd take Cowher first.
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Well i think the players and coaches take a week off during the bye. They visit home and do other things and then come back together the monday before their next game. Gameplanning probably started a week ago
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Heck, at this point, I'd almost put in a vote for Joe Pa. I understand he is "between assignments" right now…
By Woodboat on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Coaches don't get time off during the bye week. If they do, then they shouldn't be coaching at this level.
By Rocksalt on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
ALSO…….I THINK WE OVERPAID CHAD GREENWAY…….He has not been very effective this year.
By Maryland Boy Troy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
News flash this team is not good.Most games are lost not won.You know how you win in the NFL.1 Win the turnover battle Vikings usually dont because they have no playmakers on D except J. allen 2 Convert 3rd downs Vikings suck at that due to their sorry OL. 3 Stop the other team on 3rd down the vikings suck at that because their pass defence is a joke see Asher Allen and their sorry ass safeties.
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Cowher is my pick also. I think he would make this team tough again
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
umm they do get time off. I believe frazier watched one of his sons football games the weekend of the bye. I think they get less time off then players but they do get some time off.
By gubber on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
It's time for Spielman to be shown the door. This team is an absolute train wreck and needs to be totally overhauled from the top down. Time to right-off this falacy of a season and start to look into trading some of the precious few commodities this team has and build for the future. This organization is dangerously close to turning its fan base from extremely angry to something far worse … totally apathetic.
Viking fans after 52 years of utter futility deservre to have a Super Bowl champion and the entire attitude and approach of this organization needs to be changed ASAP.
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
and that goes for every coach in the league
By purplerainman on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
That's what I loved about guys like Bud Grant and Jerry Burns they made us tough win or lose we were tough
By Rocksalt on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
This team has been off all year……..they should be well rested.
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
No fans deserve a Superbowl more than Viking fans. No fans have gone through this much heartbreak in 52 years. We deserve better than this heartless team.
By cbednar74 on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I'd even take Mike Ditka for a coach can't do any worse!!!!
By Jimmy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I agree, this team sucks. Just saying, i'm not gonna blame frazier yet.
By Maryland Boy Troy on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
@ gubber I agree with you totally the question is will Ziggy see it that way i sure hope so.
By VegasVike on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I'm glad we're all Viking fans, just don't forget. Win or lose, our lives as fans will be the same tomorrow. Did Packer fans get a raise at their jobs the day after they won the SB? Nope… Did they lose their jobs? Nope… Life stays the same people.
By Mike J on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Before Frazier came we had the number 1 run defense our pass defense was top 15 and on Tomlins last year we was ranked 3rd in forcing turnovers. When Frazier became D.C. we still had the number 1 run defense how can you get better then number 1, our pass defense was the worst in the league every year that he's been here so if you ask me I say we got worst. And also if you look at everywhere else Frazier coached you'll he's never been a good D.C. he got fired by the Cincinnati because they had a terrible defense and the colts never had a good defense under him they only won game because they had the number 1 offense in the league if he was so good of a coach don't you think the Colts would've signed him as Dungy replacement they knew and Dungy knew Frazier was suck if not he would've talk the Colts into signing him.
By Jimmy on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I live in a town in Minnesota that is 4 miles away from wisconsin…too many packer fans live in my town. I've dealt with their arrogance my whole life. It's sickening that they always get what they want and they're always laughing at me. Sometimes I wish I didn't like sports
By Maryland Boy Troy on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I miss Jerry Burns. That guy had passion and showed some emotion.
By Jimmy on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
That's why dungy and frazier talk on a regular basis. Dungy likes Frazier…whatever who cares. Vikings will never win a superbowl no matter who coaches and who plays for us. This franchise is cursed. We had the best offense in '98 and 2009 and still couldn't do it. This is BS
By VegasVike on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Yea I don't understand our coach hiring/retention process. How can you let a guy like Billick go?
By Mike J on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
@ Woadboat
When Dungy got to the Bucs they were in a rebuilding process and was horrible the year before it was him who brought the player Gruden won the super bowl in his fist year which was 1996 he went 6-10 then he took them to four playoffs he bacame the Colts coach in 2001 he didn't get enough time at the Bucs for a coach who turned the team around and another fact Jim Mora was the coach who drafted Manning meaning Dungy wasn't their yet.
By Jimmy on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
All in all, lets not forget we played the best team in football at their house. What did we expect. but i didn't expect to get blown out like this coming off a bye.
By Mike J on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
If you notice how suck the players are and their lack of heart then how come Frazier doesn't? A good coach knows what areas his team needs improvement at but we can't say that for Frazier because remember how suck Mcnabb was playing and Frazier still didn't want to bench him just like BB now what message is he sending to us fans he's ok with losing because hrs not making any effort to address the problem he's to mich of a players coach he's to soft and scared to pull a player our of a game he's not head coach material
By Jimmy on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
He got rid of McKinnie, he benched McNabb and put in ponder, and he cut Berrian. Soooo what else do you want. He's trying to make this team better. This team has no heart and won't play hard for ANY coach..
By ohGr on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Down goes Frazier!
Ponder? LOL.
At least the weather is nice all year round in L.A. I think they'll drop the sissy "Viqueens" team name, though.
By Mugs on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I can understand all the frustration after the horrible loss but we have a rookie quarterback behind the center. If you look at the packers the reason they are so good is because they have a great quarterback. I think as ponder continues to improve, our team will get better. Firing everyone is not going to accomplish anything, because we have to start somewhere. A little patience is needed for the rest of this season, and some good acquisitions in the offseason and I think we are back in the mix in the NFC North.
By vikes/purple pride on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Trade AP???? Are you crazy you serious he's the only player to show up every game for us wat are a packer fan or Leslie fraziers kid i mean we need to clean House big time frazier and his staff but AP stays…..
By vikes/purple pride on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
we were clearly out cached on both sides of the ball witch has been the case on every game since we hired leslie frazier its plain to see this guy is not a nfl head coach we need to clean house asap frazier and his staff can take spelmen too
By Old School on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I told everyone months before the season began that this team was terrible! I had then going 4-12 this season!
I said that the McChoke pick-up was a JOKE!
I said we had no secondary!
We were rebuilding ….and that A.P. should be traded for draft picks!
I all every heard was that I wasn't a real fan and that I should get off the Blog!
Now, all of you who thought I was crazy and wasn't a real fan or is a real fan, all I have to say to you is this………….YOUR NOT THE REAL FANS HERE!
Start fresh next year, trade A.P…..and give him a chance for a SuperBowl…and for once get some secondary and a O-Line!
By Old School on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
By goodbyemcflab! on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
bring back mike tice atleast they won games with him!
By Bill on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Wrong heading; should read: Vikings Get Their Ass Kicked!
This organization has a long, long, long way to go to be a playoff team again.
By JayMan on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
These Vikings simply have no heart. Overpaid babies. New secondary and new O-Line, a great reciever and a coach that uses the talent he has to the upmost and we are fine. Not as far away as you all think. One good draft and some deals in off season and we are fine. Rudolph, AP, J Allen, Harvin, Ponder, Greenway (if he starts caring again) and Jenkins can stay. The rest need to goooooooo. A new GM would help alot too… We will be better next year… Doesnt that get old saying …..
By sliver on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
'this was one of the most embarrassing games of football i have seen the vikings play since '61. i will agree with most of the comments above, in the changes that need to be done also. i think the vikes are a 'fair weather' team. they didn't need 2 weeks off, they needed to be in an outdoor stadium practicing their butts off! db's are terrible, and now windfield out, it's going to get worse. ol did not show up, dl was average..at best, outside of Jared's consistency. of course, realizing the pack is pretty good this year, there are other teams that don't look very good playing them either…the vikes are our team, and we need them to be at least competitive…
By Rocksalt on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
right on , OLD SCHOOL
By vikingrealitycheck on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Hate to say this but the Vikings are cursed. It all began with the Jim Marshall running the wrong way in '64. One of the most embarrassing moments in pro sports history. Result?
1. Four straight Super Bowl losses
2.1987 NFC Championship-Darrin Nelson drops pass on Redskins goal line with less than one minute remaining to tie game.
3. 1989Herschel Walker Trade-worst trade in NFL history
4. 1998 NFC Championship-Gary Anderson, the first perfect regular season ever for place kicking, misses routine field goal for win. Vikings the first 15-1 team to miss Super Bowl.
5. 2000 NFC Championship-worst playoff loss in team history 41-0
6. 2009 NFC Championship-5 turnovers, poor late game decisions by Favre and Childress
These six are just the big ones. There are other minor instances of inexplicable cases. The point is, the Vikings, no matter how good they are, find novel ways to lose in big playoff games. Because of "The Curse". I believe the only way to reverse the curse is to play in an outdoor stadium again. If you think I am being too superstitious, then you explain it. I mean even Tampa Bay won a Super Bowl.
I wish I knew the answer.
By mandm on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Maybe they have no heart b/c so many people in the great state of Mn don't want to do what's necessary to keep them there and would rather see them leave to LA. Don't fret, Viking's fans..they are at a very low point, it can only get better and GB will start on their decline soon enough. Stay faithful Viking's fans and don't be like the bandwagon fans of GB. GB may be 9-0, but their record is better than the team and the Vikes are def. better than their record.
By 61vikings on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Unfortunately guys, this team got old fast!! We are in a rebuilding stage, and it's going to take 2-3 years to get back to where were use to being!! Trading AP sounds like a great idea to get more picks, but there's no guarantee's that those picks will pan out and you know what you have in AP!! Ponder needs AP in the backfield to keep the defense honest, besides AP's the best RB in the league!! Remember, we traded Randy Moss and that didn't workout so well for us, either!! This is a 4-12 or 5-11 team and they will end up with a top 10 draft pick!! I think we should trade down and pick up some much needed draft picks!!
By vikeforever on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
wow, I didnt expect this thought it might have been closer. Kudos to the Packers they are the real deal. As for the Vikings add on what you need for next season and finish out strong for your coach. This season was sabotage by the lock out and the organizaton was treading water. I just looking forward to Ponder maturation and seeing AP break one
and JAllen record for sacks. Until then, go in each game with little expectation for a win and concentrate on next year.
By 61vikings on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
@ Vikingrealitycheck
Don't forget the Hail Mary pass against the Dallas Cowboys, where Drew Pearson pushed off and yet they called defensive interference!! That was a great team as well, but unfortunately, the AFC was so much stronger in the '70's, winning all Super Bowls but I believe 2 of them!!
By Delaware Vikes Fan on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Ok I am in Delaware and I love the Vikings but I have to admit. We flat out suck this year. I had good vibes about Ponder in the beginning but once teams analyze him on film he will become an average QB at best. Our def secondary….well I just don't know what to say about them other than they are horrible. Coaching …..horrible and I was a big Leslie Frazier fan at first. This team is so unprepared every week. Everyone just collecting a paycheck. I hope they get their act together but I don't see anymore wins on our schedule and we were lucky to beat the Panthers. I agree with everyone we need a GM to run things. This team under achieves big time…and to think they are saying the exact same thing about the Eagles (I live in Eagle country). I have tickets to the Redskins game next but I may not go. I don't want to see another bad game and to be there with the Redskins fans…..OMG
By Bigfan1 on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Every year there was improvement under Chilly maybe we just need to give Frazier a few years to see if there's improvement, if there is none he should be out the door and get a defensive coordinator job somewhere. I wonder what some of the winning coaches would first do with this club if they came in?
The reality of it is we have a struggling rookie qb, the best rb, the best de, and a few good supporting cast members, that's it. Three or four guys can't win games. It would be nice to get wr Blackman from Oklahoma State in the draft. Maybe we should take another qb just in case but for sure a whole lot of dbs and oline personnel. No short term fix here.
By Bigfan1 on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
It's all about winning, if you can't win forget it. It is what it is, I hope the Vikes get great draft picks this year. Ones that have a strong work ethic and contribute rather than get into trouble and miss half the season.
By hippster on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
f-ck frazier hes had his chance show the man the door
By Tim on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
What decision did we lose??? To step on the field. 45 to 7 isent losing a decision. Its an old fasion stomping and after you eat the grass you can have crow for desert. The Pac couldeve started there mothers and won. What a lousy season to have waited for.
By Tim on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I think Ponder getting time is very good. We know what to expect from Mcnabb. Webb should be getting play when games are out of reach to see if he has what it takes to QB. Wouldent it just figure if he ends up being the QB of the future. Oh well Im not even going to guess what happens next. I say trade Petterson to Dallas for a bunch of players and draft picks.
By sandiamond on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Great posts Bigfan! we all will now have to adjust into the future with our thoughts and patience while this team rebuilds for the next 2 years
By vikingrealitycheck on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
No stadium, no team
By Nicholas on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I'm fully backing Fred Jones now……….FIX THE PROBLEM WITH OUR O-LINE and DEFENSIVE BACKS!!!
By samesame on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Real problem? Wilf knows NOTHING about football let alone hiring a good coach. Let's face it, a fish rots from the head down…..
By sandiamond on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Anyway to shake up the defensive backfield this week? Perfect time going against run-heavy Oakland. Down another player why not add to roster this week!!
take a look at this, why aren't the vikings agressive
Raiders | Several work out
Mon, 14 Nov 2011 18:33:40 -0800
The Oakland Raiders worked out free-agents CB Mikail Baker (Rams), LB Scott McKillop (49ers), CB David Pender (Bengals) and CB Jamar Wall (Eagles) Monday, Nov. 14.
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Raiders | Bryan McCann works out
Mon, 14 Nov 2011 18:32:28 -0800
The Oakland Raiders worked out free-agent CB Bryan McCann (Ravens) Monday, Nov. 14.
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By Matt on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
the real problem with the vikings is that they passed on rodgers….twice.
By sandiamond on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Bryan McCann not much value in a db but can return kicks with td history. Vikes need a randall cobb type!
Call this guy in for a workout
By truther on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
The Vikes organization has in essence become a Nanny state, Over coaching the players and forcing them to play the game scheme to a very rigid tolerance. This is supressing the players natural instint and abillity to play the game as it should be played. You can not coach instinct you can only supress it by over coaching and strict adhearence. all of the Vikes good players would be great players if allowed to play instinctual Football. The coaches are destroying the talented players and are to stupid to relize that the rest of the players have no future in the NFL. The results of our draft selections and are seasonal record over 10 years speaks for itself and it has finaly come full circle as this team and organization couldnt be much worse.
By xvike on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Rick Spielman is like Kevin Mchale… He killed this team. I bet kevin Mchale could've done a better job drafting and trading players. LOL jk no not really.
By truther on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Frazier had no head coaching experience. That inexperience led to MCcnab and a proven failed OF and DF corridinators that were ran out of Atlanta and so forth because there system is a proven failure. Frazier is not a head coach, he has proven that. He is an EX football player and that is it. Giving these coaches more time will only prolong the the inebatle. The GM must be replaced the coaches must be replaced and half the players must be replaced. Thats a lot of rebuilding so the sooner the better. The fans will support this team only if they start this needed Process.
By Canned Purple on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
This was a beat down of epic proportions. The Vikes looked bad…really bad. Ponder is a rookie and will take his lumps against a good team. The OL is sad, the DBs are on the take and the receivers…wait, we have receivers? This is a dismal season that will not get better for 2-3 years. As we draft up and comers, the old guard will be retiring, so the Vikes are in need of a total overhaul. Not much in the cupboards that are young and good to build a team around. Ponder will turn out good, Percy (if he can stay healthy) can be a nice piece to work with, AP is getting older every year and Jared "I look like I am neutering a calf" Allen will be hitting his downside. Other than that….ugh. Let Leslie try and get the ship righted, but you can't expect him to turn around a sinking ship in one year with nothing to help out.
By samesame on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Vikings need to stop picking the "best player in the draft" philosophy and start filling the needed holes:
1.) OL – Replace them all including over the hill Hutchinson
2.) Receivers – Need them tall and hey "Have The Ability To Catch"
3.) Defensive ends – We just need some
By greginpa on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Last nites game was was absolutely terrible. The vikings pass coverage is horrible. We need a secondary. Whomever makes the decisions on this team should be fired. It's real easy guys, get a secondary and get an offensive deep threat. Someone to make plays down the field is needed. T.O. is not doing anything. I can't stand him but he can make plays. The seasons in the toilet anything would be better than this.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Fire Frazier, Fire Musgrave, Fire Pagac, Hey stoopid Vikings fans, Fire yourselves, you are the worst fans in football history, You could all learn something from the Packers, They know how to do it. Stoopid Vikings fans
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Vikings should hire Favre back as head coach. The Vikings can only win with ex Packers.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I mean come on, Vikings have no talent, they are the Detroit Lions of four years ago. It's laughable. Vikings wont have a winning team for years, and by then they will be in L.A. Dont worry vikings fans, you will all look great in Cheese Wedges.
By Regfan on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Shame on Frasier!!…He calls the same stupid plays and lets the GreenGay Puckers run all over us
By vikingbob136 on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Hey Vikingsfool.Go choke on a block of cheese.
Are we really any better than last year with Chilly and T.Jackson? No
Maybe we just need to draft secondary help.Give Ponder time to mature.
We all know this team is at least 2-3 years away.Every Viking fan knows the positions we need to fill. It's just going to take time.
Let's hope A.P. stays healthy and we get rid of anyone over the age of 30.(Sorry
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Vikingbob136 will look great in a cheese wedge when the Vikings move to LA. Vikings fans are so stoopid. Istead of firing Childress you should have fired yourselves. At Least Childress could win more than two games. Frazier might be good, but Vikings fans will wine and cry till he is fired. Stoopid Vikings fans
By greenangold on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
so much anger, so much anomosity. i get having pride in your team, but afterall they are just the vikings. never been to the top of the mountain and probably never will. maybe if you lowered your expectations, to a realistic level, football season wouldn't be so painful.
just sayin :)
By QB on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
To: Defense Coach: Start coaching like your hair's on fire!!
To: Offense Coach: Hang your Mr. Rogers sweater on your easy chair at home and start kicking some ass. Your offense is pathetic.
To: Special Teams Coach: Use your military background and start to disipline these guys. They don't have to be your best friend!!!
To: Head Coach: Your too depressed when you loose and too Mr Milktoast when you win. Look in the mirror, slap yourself, and start being a leader and make every coach, and player accountable!! For God's sake please get aggressive!!
Finally, I'm 58 yrs old and my wife of 38 yrs has always said your Vikings will win a Superbowl in my lifetime. Just how freaking old do I have to get???
By xvike on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
This is the new coaching staff's first year. Give them a break. I for one think Frazier put together a good staff but what are you supposed to do when half your players on offense and defense are garbage? Literally garbage! Look at or secondary. Bunch of 4th,5th, 6th round picks. A bunch of back ups and experimental guys pretty much. Look at our offensive line. bunch of 4th, 5th, 6th round picks too. What happened to all of our first, second and third rounders? Most of them were failed picks except for Peterson and Harvin. I'm still scratching my head over Toby Gerhart. If anyone is to blame, it should be spielman and the front office.
By QB on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
10 penalties last night, all lack of disipline, and coaching. Besides, when is it OK to be 2-7 just because its new coaching! you don't hire anybody in todays sports and not expect and demand sucess right away.
By garrett1212 on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Why do we have an offensive line? If you can call it that. We might as well go backyard football style with no oline and let the defense count to five one thousand before they can rush. Horrible. Lucky Ponder didn't suffer a broken clavical with the hits he took. Our secondary is horrible. Asher Allen doesn't seem to be improving. I'll cut Griffen some slack coming off two knee surgeries and little playing time over two years. Definitely agree Ponder is the future (if he gets help). The throw to Shancoe in the first quarter with pressure in his face was awesome. JA is the man. Too bad he's the only one playing at a high level. Hope we draft good next year. Definitely going to have top 5 pick. We played horrible. Hate giving credit to opposing team, but GB is good. Aaron Rodgers is impressive.
By ex vike fan on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I've been a Viking fan all my life but I'm actually looking forward to the Vikings moving to L.A. so I will be freed up to become a Packers fan. After all, as the saying goes – If you can't beat them join them. We've definitely shown we CAN'T beat the Packers at least in LA the Vikings might not have to play the Packers twice a year. That alone is reason enough for moving them as far as I'm concerned. Good riddance.
By vikeforever on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I cannot believe some of you so called Viking fans. Yes, it was dissapointing but to quit on the team and change to a Packer fan,please I live in Eagles country all my life but I have been a Viking fan since 1970 and will always remain a Viking fan even if they move to LA. Remember, this was not our year going into the season with new coaches, new QB lets step back and get real here. Go Vikes! Beat the Raiders I am over this loss already
By DrinkHeavyVikingsFan on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Like Old School, I didn't expect much this year for all the reasons above. The Pack is the real deal, give them credit as painful as that might be. The Vikes were completely unprepared and thoroughly whipped. Last night was just embarassing – a new primetime low. That's nine straight losses to NFC North opponents. We were lucky Ponder didn't get killed in the process. Hopefully he survives the rest of the year. All I'm saying is keep the Jameson well-stocked guys. We're gonna need a couple of bracers for the next game.
By Hothouse on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Oh how impatient we Americans are. We always want instant gratification. Our political system is an image of what we Viking fans are going thru. It is so easy to just say get rid of the people at the top without giving them a chance. Both the Vikings and the present administration inherited a mess and we think it should be fixed in a couple of years. It will take sometime to turn both around. Let's all give Frazier alittle slack and see what the rest of the year will bring us. Alot of decisions will have to be made and hope we can turn this around so we all can be proud to wear the Purlple again.
By greenangold on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Hopefully the vikings stay in MN, or at least the nfc north. Rodgers is exceptional, but it doesn't hurt to pad his numbers with a those two games a year.
By Troy on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Did I actually see someone say on this site that we are just a couple of good corners away from a solid team? Are they watching the same team I am?
First of all not only do our corners stink, but the safeties are horrible, the linebackers dont make plays, all the above are always out of position. The D-Line is coming along but they get no help behind them.
The offensive line is terrible, Ponder barely had any time all night. The play calling is awful and predictable, there is no flow to the game.
I agree get someone who knows how to draft, how is it that Green Bay and other teams always find the good to great players in the draft and we never do!
By Derrick.G on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Because the front office are a bunch of d a m n fools.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Hey ex vikings fans, Packers dont want you as fans, packer fans dont want bandwagon fans, The Packers get it and the Vikings dont, that simple. They eat cheese and win championships, Vikings dont and are homeless.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Thats the truth I'm afraid
By alex on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Green and gold…i wish I knew where you lived. You deserve one right in your face
By throw rest of the games on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
if we throw the rest of the games, we have a shot at Andrew Luck. a new stadium with a stud qb. sound good?
By Austin on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
vikings never got going so the whole game was slow for them
By Austin on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
btw Troy is absolutely right!
By hippster on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
hothouse you give the current administation 4 more yrs and you will never fix america as far as the vikings go we as fans expect our team to at least show up with some pride frazier has not prepared this team .
By Rudso on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
OK I understand it was an embarrassing loss considering it was MNF but what did you guys expect? Our secondary is already below average, add in that we don't have Cook and lost Winfield, our secondary is like a high school team when playing Rodgers. The Packers have the hot hand right now and so far every team is losing to them. Does that mean every team needs to fire their coach and trade away their best players??? Come on.
Everyone is giving their opinions on what direction the Vikings should go in the draft but some position is going to be left out. We have 3 major needs in my opinion. DB (either a play maker at CB or Safety), OL, and a WR. Even if they address each position in the draft, 1 of the positions is going to end up as our 3rd round pick and "fans" will complain. The Vikings will have a top 5 pick at the end of this season most likely so I assume they will just go for the most talents player from DBs, OL or WR. Some nice prospects coming out this year at these positions too.
By alex on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Rudso I agree, but if they trade down they could possibly get a WR, OL, and CB in the first and second round. What do you think of that? Even though the players wouldn't be top tier like a Matt Kalil or Morris Claiborne, we would end up with three solid players instead of two.
By alex on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Also, I think safety is a position the Vikings should address through free agency rather than the draft. They should also look at a true # 1 WR if one is available.
By alex on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Overall, I think we should try to do what the Bucs did and draft an entire team haha
By purplehorn on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
@Jimmy The Packers fans will gloat themselves right into a cheese coma again. They forget that Favre spanked them two years ago. The Vikings are coming to where I live here in LA. The Cheeseheads can play the Lambs. Changes in latitude…changes in attitude. Just like the Lakers, the Vikings will win Championships here for you. From 32 in revenue to number 2. What would you do if you were Wilf? Play in Humpty Dumpty Dome for another year?
By purplehorn on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
If Wilf listens to me and gets a GM to start the rebuild. Next fire all your retread coaches from the Childress era. Get a proven coach, make some multi-player trades. Rebuild through smart drafts. Singletary built the 49ers by stinking, but it was the lineman they drafted that got them to where they are over the last couple of years.
By wcrawfordmd on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
I am a Wisconsinite and live just outside of Green Bay. I think most of these comments are too negative for the coaching staff and players that Minnesota Vikings have.
All weekend and all Monday the talk in Wisconsin was how much we dreaded this game with the Vikings and the possibility we might lose. Ponder is a really scary quarterback with a team that can work well with him. The first game with the Vikings was really difficult and this game was a real worry for everybody in Wisconsin.
Take heart and give your support to the Vikings. It will take them some time to adjust to all the changes that have been taking place. Let them get comfortable with working with one another. Next year you will have a much better team.
By Viking man on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Frazier and Musgrave must go!! The whole coaching staff needs to be revamped. They can't use any of their players in their schemes. They don't use AP right! They can't make halftime adjustments! Grant it a lot of issues in secondary, but this staff is pathetic. A bye week and this is what you give us. Frazier and Musgrave SUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Matt on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
It's all about talent. That means MORE than just good draft picks or FA pickups – instead, they have to take UFAs and low draft picks and DEVELOP them into stars, like the Packers and Steelers. It takes a GM, talent scouts, and developmental coaches. Finally, the head coaching staff has to build an identity around the players they have – not just shoehorn them into any random scheme.
We can draft #1 for 10 years and still suck (see the Lions) – because at the end of the day, the whole franchise has to be competent in drafting, developing and using players. Until that changes, there's no point wishing for any better outcome than what we saw last night. Unfortunately, it takes a LOOOOONG time to change most of the key people in an entire franchise.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Hey Vikings man, fire yourself, your a horrible Vikings Fan, the team is embarrassed by fans like you, fire yourself, You could take a lesson from some Packer Fans, they know how to be loyal to thier team. Stoopid Vikings fan
By CanadianVF on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Only saw the first half last night, while people seem to be jumping off the Ponder bandwagon, I again liked what I saw. Loved the way he stood in there and delivered the throw knowing he was going to get killed. Just hoping he lives long enough to be around when the team gets competitive again. My impression was that we need to get a top flight wide reciever who will stretch the defense. First so he has someone who can get open and catch the ball and secondly so it opens things up for AP. He is going to be good !!!!
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Hey purplehorn, if the Vikes listened to you they would be the worst team in history for years and years. You dont have the answer, your just a stoopid Vikings fan. you could learn a thing or two from Packers fans
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
Ponder can be great for years to come, but some of you stoopid vikings fans want him gone already. STOOPID STOOPID. Some of you fans should fire yourselves. Stoopid Vikings fans. A-ROG wasnt that great for his first few years, but look at him now, he qbs for a great classy organization. Some of you could learn a thing or two from the Packers. Stoopid Vikings fans
By MLS on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
@ Vikingsfool
Dude, you're hilarious! I can't stop laughing at your comments. Why do you spell stupid with 2 o"s?
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
MLS thanks.. Spell it like that and it drives the bufoons nuts. they cant take it and it gets in thier heads. they are the stoopid Vikings fans though and need to be told, i bet wobby is laughing his rear off right now becuase I am telling these bufoons what they need to hear
By Vikingsfool on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
The fans I'm talkin about should fire themselves for being bad fans, not fire the coach for doing what he can. they are stoopid
By chris on Nov 15, 2011 | Reply
don;t worry well start winning games because childress, oh wait i mean frazier, is excited. im sure mr wilf is really excited that the team that has been to superbowls, and were nfc champions two years ago, now are 2 and 7. we turned into the detroit lions. you need the kind of coach like bobby knight. maybe in 20 years we'll get a coach that will discipline there players instead of praising everything they do. and you packers fan can go suck a big fat one. vikings forever
By gubber on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Hey Viking fans, try to wrap your minds around this. If Green Bay doesn't fumble that punt on their 14, and Woodson picks off that sure pick 6 the final score is 52-0.
By gubber on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Wonder if Wobschall still wants to foster some more of his so-called winning environment. What would begin to foster a winning environment is a complete overhaul of the management team, and as high a first ,second, third,etc, round drafts picks we can get our hands on.
Allen because of his age and being at the top of his game, would be the first and probably most sought after player for other teams to bid on, followed by Harvin because of his steady stream of injuries, and Shiancoe because we have Rudolph who's young extremely talented, and on on his way to several Pro Bowls. You've got to give to get what you need, and we need a lot of good "young" players to build around. This would be a very good start to rebuilding this Titanic.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Hey chirs, fire yourself, your a bad fan. Its not fraziers fault, he can only work with what he had, bud grant only won three games his first season ya know. your a stoopid vikings fan, and gubber, dont get down on wobby for being optomistic about the Vikes. you too are a stoopid vikings fan
By Vikingsfool on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
oh yea and exvike, if not for spielman, there would be no jarred allen-no adrian peterson-no percy harvin-no ponder-no greenway, the only talent this garbage team has. your a stoopid Vikings fan. you could learn someting from a class act like the packers.
By Jeff Kilty on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Boo Hoo. Stop the whining and be supportive Viking "fans".
By Jeff Kilty on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Hippster, your rapist wit is too funny. Maybe if you lived in California you'd have a more pleasant disposition. PS Your team sucks hard and so do you.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Yeah listen to Jeff Kilty Vikings Fans. he gets it because he is a good football fan. not a whiny pantywaste like some of you more stoopid fans.
By Vikingsfool on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
hippster you dont know your a** from your elbow, you wouldnt know a good coach if he bit you in the behind. Bud only won 3 games his first year. OMG some of you Vikings fans are so stoopid.
By throw rest of the games on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
if the Viks are lucky enough to get Andrew Luck, they will be in a superbowl within 3 years
By 61vikings on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
@ Vikingsfool
Why are you using the Vikings in your name? We know deep down that your a closet Viking fan, it's ok, we understand!! We know there's not a whole lot to do there in Wussconsin, other than the Packers!! The rest of your sports teams are pathetic!! This Packers team reminds me of the '98 Vikings who went 15-1, only to lose the championship game because there offense was the best in the league, but there defense was soft and showed it's ugly head in the playoffs!! I would love to see the Pack go undefeated to the SuperBowl, only to lose it, as the Patriots did!!
By Don on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
Frazier was not a good assistant coach so why would you expect him to be a good head coach. He is worse than his former boss. The offense is bad. The DB`s are high school level and the Henderson`s are not worthy of being starting linebackers in the NFL. The defensive line is good but they double team Robison and Allen and the 4 or 5 defensive backs cannot cover 2 receivers. There are no real receivers. Put Kleinsasser back at fullback and at least Peterson will have a chance and pass protection will be a lot better. REMEMBER Frazier built this secondary.
By Frederick Jones on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
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By Troy on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
I agree for those who already throwing Ponder under the bus your not a Viking Fan. Good Lord three games into it and clearly you can see he is getting better all the time. He has not help from the Offensive Line.
I also agree it appears Frazier is in over his head and Musgrave is awful play caller!!!
Go Vikes
By gubber on Nov 16, 2011 | Reply
To vikingsfool.
Not hard to see why you're called Vikings"fool". How about a change to Vikings"delusional". You up for another 50+ years of futility ??? The rest of us aren't. Oh, and by the way genius, this is how you spell "stupid".


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Arrangements are pending at Yager-Kirchhofer Funeral Home.
Melvin G. Bixler, 86, of Berne, died this morning.
Arrangements are pending at Yager-Kirchhofer Funeral Home.
Betty J. Boggs, 83, a resident of rural Churubusco and mother of Decatur resident Deena (Arthur) Sloffer, passed away at 8:40 p.m. on Wednesday, June 27, 2012, at the family residence in Green Township following an extended illness.
Mrs. Boggs was born in Smith Township in Whitley County on May 14, 1929, the daughter of Orlando and Lela N. (Shlater) Geiger. She spent her formative years in the Churubusco-area and graduated from Churubusco High School in 1947.


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