When a Win Feels Like a Loss

[Kentis]

Zimmer ball…   

[Guest]

fire zimmer

[Guest]

Zimmer should honestly be canned after that ending. Pathetic performance but we got lucky

[Guest]

Just a really ugly game, that felt worse than some of the loses this year, didn't play to win the game, just waited for the Lions to beat themselves, an embarrassing team that is hard to root for

[Guest]

They should have punted but they gave Detroit a chance. And why run it 6 times in a row? What the actual fuck? Absolutely ridiculous and brutal.

[Guest]

We are going to lose 5 of the next 6 with coaching like that.  Between the playcalling and the clock management between KC and Zimmer on that "game-winning" drive, that last drive was hot dog-shit.  

Cousins throwing a 6 yd hot route instead of out of bounds having to burn our last time out.  C'mon you stat padding stud, try and win the fucking game and use your brain.  


Only the Vikings could fuck that up and still manage to win, only because it was against an even more cursed franchise the Lions.

[Guest]

The entire Vikings organization, from ownership all the way down to offensive play calling, is more obsessed with "avoiding failure" than achieving super bowl success.

Time to restart and rebuild with new coaches.

[Guest]

That might have been the crummiest win in franchise history.   

[Guest]

Offensive play calling was offensive. Keep doing whats working till they stop it. 

Did they deserve to lose? Of course not, they won! 

Typical divisional game, but doesnt give me confidence going against the rest of a very difficult schedule. 

Lets celebrate the good:

• A win in a tough situation
• A winning field goal 
• JJ
• Cousins
• Kendricks
• Darrisaw playing today and looking decent
• Mattison
• Hunter and Griffen
• PP
• AT coming through in the clutch

[Guest]

That win felt like a kick in the groin, & no the kick wasn’t short…