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Give this guy a @$#%ing Pulitzer
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Minnesota Vikings Reach .500 Mark, But Zimmer’s Team Needs To Shed Defeatist TendenciesA 3-3 record heading into bye week represents a good jumping off point for the Minnesota Vikings as they head into the most critical segment of their season, right?
Nothing could be further from the truth. Yes, they did emerge with a 34-28 road victory in overtime against the Carolina Panthers, but it appeared the Vikings were intent on blowing a game that they dominated for long stretches.
Giving away chances to win has been the Vikings’ signature throughout the season. That’s how they lost the opener to the Cincinnati Bengals in overtime, and the second game of the season to the Arizona Cardinals.
That was nearly the same scenario a week ago in their last-second victory over the Detroit Lions, but Greg Joseph hit a 54-yard field goal on the final play of the game.
However, all of those giveaways paled in comparison to the ridiculous series of failures in Sunday’s game against the Panthers...
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Zimmer never learns because his default mode is to protect and be conservative with the lead. He makes bold moves when behind and so does the OC, but ahead? Its a cringefest. 
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Quote: @StickyBun said:
Zimmer never learns because his default mode is to protect and be conservative with the lead. He makes bold moves when behind and so does the OC, but ahead? Its a cringefest. 
You just want to shake him sometimes. Somebody's got to get through to him. This team could easily be 5-1 right now. That's the kind of talent that is on this team. However, we could also just as easily be 1-5 due to Zimmer's inability to put teams away. 


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Quote: @MaroonBells said:
@StickyBun said:
Zimmer never learns because his default mode is to protect and be conservative with the lead. He makes bold moves when behind and so does the OC, but ahead? Its a cringefest. 
You just want to shake him sometimes. Somebody's got to get through to him. This team could easily be 5-1 right now. That's the kind of talent that is on this team. However, we could also just as easily be 1-5 due to Zimmer's inability to put teams away. 


Absolutely. I read this yesterday and it's so true. The Vikings have a lot of really good players on the team but they are not that good of a team and I believe that is because of Zimmer. Quit handcuffing the offense and stop being so damn conservative
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