Minnesota Vikings Bye Week Break Down

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Minnesota Vikings Bye Week Break Down
Tom Moore chats with Geoff Nichols about where the team is at during the bye week. Sitting at 6-2 heading into the second half, in a typical year you’d think the team had their players set in…

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Fantastic guys! Let's hear some thoughts from those in our forums!

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It's hard for me to do the video/audio stuff at work...sorry...I'm sure they're being brilliant...!

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@Zanary said:
It's hard for me to do the video/audio stuff at work...sorry...I'm sure they're being brilliant...!

It's okay, we do audio because it is easier than transcripting a 20 minute podcast.  Justo to much work to do.

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Wish I was able to listen.  Maybe later today.  The road games all worry me - it's so difficult to win on the road in the NFL.    Even though washington is banged up they still have a lot of talent.  The oline will be tested.  ATL and Carolina on the road won't be easy either. Both have lots to play for.

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Thanks for doing these... good info/thoughts... SKOL!

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Loved the discussion. Thank you!

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This was a great listen. Well done guys.

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The Redskins have had a difficult schedule the first eight weeks, with six games against teams who are a combined 38-13; the Vikings have played two games against teams above .500. That's not to say the Vikings aren't good -- it's to put each of their records into perspective. The Redskins' defense has played six QBs ranked among the top 12 in Total QBR; the Vikings have faced one (they get their second on Sunday). So there might not be a big gap at all between these teams based on what they've faced to this point. Redskins 20, Vikings 17 -- John Keim