VikingzFanPage
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Continued high praise from the #Vikings coaching staff on Max Brosmer:
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Alec Lewis
@alec_lewis
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Vikings OC Wes Phillips today on Max Brosmer: "Nobody is going to question Max's preparation going into any football game. No matter if he's supposed to be the emergency 3, or the 2, or if he was going in as a starter. We all feel great about, intangibly, everything Max brings."

Sounds done.

This just doesn't sound great to me, lol. Listen, I love me some JJM but for christ's sake, just get his ass out there and let's f-ing go. This does sound like he's not going to start Sunday, which I want to watch Wentz in there as much as I'd like my colonoscopy on a live-feed to the local high school. F-ck. I'm getting cranky and short of patience with this.

Sean Borman
@SeanBormanNFL
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Kevin O’Connell said JJ McCarthy, Josh McCown and himself worked on “core principals” of the position during the bye week. They also looked at what was causing him to maybe feel the ankle while playing

O’Connell said it was part rehab, part football acclimation to make up for time lost. McCarthy hasn’t practiced since Week 2

“It’s not just getting him back and throwing him out there, it’s a little more real than that.”

O’Connell said he won’t keep the QB secret for Sunday and that it’s possible McCarthy returns.

This is a video by Michael Girdley, he's an entrepreneur and investor who talks about why some companies fail and why others make it. Interesting guy that has a lot of insight, I suggest you search out more YouTube videos of his. Has a nice, easy going style...good story teller. This is about how ESPN got popular, but more interestingly, why they are failing now. How its dummied down with cuts to staff, how they helped raise the cost of your cable bill, how they let 'intelligent' journalists go in favor of dipshits like Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless (who aren't reporters at all). Also how its not your imagination, the network and all of its shows focus on the larger markets on purpose and barely discuss the mid-tier city's teams. And why they sold 10% of the company to the NFL. 

Atlanta 3-2, Pittsburgh 4-1. Dare I dream Minnesota might not suck? Or is that the delusional ol' scarred up fan in me that can't get it through his thick head he can't have nice things? And couple that with the rumor JJ might be out a few more weeks? Ugh. I think its a me issue. 

...and, I may need a powerful drink to process this NFL season.

The Bills' last offensive play, which was somewhere around the 10-12 yard line, I think, Allen was trying to escape the pocket, but they had good contain...so, he went off to the side, tried to throw a pass, gets it tipped, and Atlanta makes an easy pick to seal the game.

That loss burns a little less, now.

I guess its just complete garbage and its a known fact. How does that happen with a franchise like Pittsburgh? I saw some pics of it, its like dried out...thin layers of dried grass/sod just slipped under their feet for most of the game. A league worth billions of dollars and its like their main product, the players, they couldn't give a shit about. Rodgers said it was 'borderline unplayable'. I understand that these stadiums get used for a lot of other things besides football, but c'mon now.