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#11
Ingram's next test will be Fletcher Cox.  He's no slouch either...

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#12
Quote: @1VikesFan said:
https://twitter.com/SeanBormanNFL/status...hCGfvUo6Aw&s=19
What's particularly impressive about that is he came into the league with a reputation for great pass blocking. His run blocking was a concern. 
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#13
According to Pro Football Focus, Dalvin Cook and Alexander Mattison gained 100 of their combined 126 yards after contact, meaning they averaged less than a yard before contact on their 28 attempts.

The Vikings were facing a talented Packers front seven, and they still managed to average 4.5 yards per carry, so this is perhaps a fairly minor gripe. But Cook and Mattison had quite a bit of work to do, and the Vikings will try to make it easier for them going forward

https://www.startribune.com/vikings-pack...600206172/
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#16
I see what Brian O'Neill is saying about the O-line being more 'violent' this year....

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#17
Quote: @StickyBun said:
https://twitter.com/ThompsonNFL/status/1...2297175040
LOL...They call that a "Pancake Block"...

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#18
–O’Connell was generally pleased with the play Sunday of rookie right guard Ed Ingram even though he gave up an early sack to Rashan Gary. “He really ascended as the game went on, and then ultimately, there’s a lot to correct,’’ he said. Overall, O’Connell said that Ingram “battled."

https://www.twincities.com/2022/09/12/sa...me-record/
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#20
Quote: @StickyBun said:
https://twitter.com/ChrisTrapasso/status...1473180676
That was a thing of beauty.  I believe the kid has the possibility of a Pro Bowl season.  You just look at this size, game, technique, once it slows down for him he is going to be lockdown.  A young Trent Williams would be just fine with me
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