Banks/Turner/Redmond/Rogers

JustInTime wrote:

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/2102025450516062489

Mattyman wrote:

The oline played outstanding today.

Yeah they did. And here's the thing, in a weather game like today that is huge because scoring is never high in a gam like that. Both teams put up 39 and 59 points respectively, so 9-3 isn't because of Offensive ineptitude. just one of those types of games.

hogjowlsjohnny wrote:

He couldn't hit the broad side of a barn if he ran into it! There were a lot of missed opportunities. He came around in the second half last week, but not this game, despite fairly decent protection and a run game. Looked like he went to the Brosmer QB school on how to win without doing much! They said all the Vikings needed was a game manager. Guess they were right! SKOL Vikings. Kings of the North.

fucks sake... I am no Wentz apologist, but playing with a wet football in rainy, sloppy conditions, I am guessing no QB was going to look very sharp in that situation. Let temper our expectations a bit, there were a couple more instances yesterday that looked like a disconnect with the receiver, hard to say who fucked up on those, or if it was simply a matter of disrupted timing due to the bad footing in parts of the field. I noticed as the game went along, RBs and Receivers were making more straight runs and rounding off their routes quite often instead of the sharp breaks.

we won a game we have lost so many times in the past.

JustInTime wrote:

https://twitter.com/seanbormannfl/status/2101999044071452884I’d rather accentuate the good plays than lament the bad.

He doesn't look like he has a foot problem to me? I can't wait to see him and "Big Orange" in a couple of years playing. They're in the same category as Turner. Eventually their talent will explode all of the field.

hogjowlsjohnny wrote:

He couldn't hit the broad side of a barn if he ran into it! There were a lot of missed opportunities. He came around in the second half last week, but not this game, despite fairly decent protection and a run game. Looked like he went to the Brosmer QB school on how to win without doing much! They said all the Vikings needed was a game manager. Guess they were right! SKOL Vikings. Kings of the North.

Again the bears put up 50+ last week. And also couldn't do anything in this game. Maybe weather had something to do with it?

Deone Walker is who the Vikings hope Caleb Banks becomes https://t.co/wwamaNTTqc

— Sam Monson (@SamMonsonNFL) September 21, 2026

StickierBuns wrote:

https://x.com/sammonsonnfl/status/2102024542809936056?s=46&t=ohFAAgt56m6anXyDpx1btQ

Bills got an absolute steal in Walker. Played his last season with a cracked vertebrae which really limited him. Should have been a mid to high day 2 pick.

JustInTime wrote:

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/2102025450516062489

Talking dirty!

My boy was astounded how big he was. He got washed on occasion, but when he won, it was something to behold. Just manhandling those big o-linemen.

StickierBuns wrote:

https://x.com/sammonsonnfl/status/2102024542809936056?s=46&t=ohFAAgt56m6anXyDpx1btQ

Walker's story is very similar to Banks. Both about 6-6, 330, long arms, both struggle with pad level, and both had poor final seasons in college due to an injury. But at the end of the day there just aren't many humans on the planet who are built like that. Banks is going to be good.

Kudos to LDR. We draft a couple guys who are his ostensible replacements and he won't give up the job. He's played two very good games now. And beauty of it is that Orange and Banks are looking good too.

Javon who? Jonathan who?

#Vikings MLB Blake Cashman this season:

• 17 Total Tackles
• 1.5 Sacks
• 8 QB Pressures
• 39.6 passer rating allowed when targeted

First year as a captain going as planned pic.twitter.com/WwFrJgyExN

— VikingzFanPage (@vikingzfanpage) September 21, 2026