Fricken Hell
Now I have to re-invest emotionally after spending last night and this morning dumping them all out to be zen with them sucking the rest of the season. Now the hope is that Kirko Chains comes back and KOC and him can re-mesh. If there is any resemblance of a 2022 offense we are back on the Super Bowl train. Just when I thought I was out....THEY PULL ME BACK IN.
I guess I am excited. Even with my apprehension of KOC, at least they are trying. God help us if they win the next 2. I will have to put up the plastic screen in front of my TV from all the screaming and throwing of objects again...
And yes, I am pivoting from my earlier post...I am a Vikings fan...what do you want from me?
If cousins hits half the wrs running wide open thru the defense, this team wins 12 games and makes a deep run.
greediron wrote:
The rest of the North just crapped their pants.
Will Jakobe Thomas give up #8?
Wonder what Raiders boards are doing right now?
Vanguard83 wrote:
Wonder what Raiders boards are doing right now?
if i was a raiders fan, i would be happy, they werent going anywhere in the west this year, now they get to start a new chapter and watch a young guy grow into the man they hope he becomes.
Why isn't Chuck Foreman in the Hall of Fame?
StickierBuns wrote:
Will Jakobe Thomas give up #8?
Lol, My $ is on KC for that...
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
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— Jeremy Worrell (@JeronimoJerry) November 10, 2026
Lol. That's wild. It's like that ex that pops back into your life. Things are about to get more interesting. Hopefully the offense can get something going now since defense and special teams are showing up.
You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it. - Robin Williams _
1. Vikings acquire QB Kirk Cousins
There was one missing piece in Minnesota that, if found, could turn the Vikings into a force to be reckoned with in the Super Bowl race. It took until the last minute, but they found it. Kirk Cousins promises to give the Vikings the offensive lift they need to capitalize on their league-best defense. This year has been a renaissance for the 38-year-old who is on pace to threaten for his first 40-touchdown season. That late-career surge and his familiarity with the offense in Minnesota should allow him to step right into action and help the Vikings avoid the tight, low-scoring battles of the campaign's first nine weeks and start blowing opponents out. His arrival ought to also unlock Justin Jefferson and turn him back into the superstar-level producer he is meant to be.
Vanguard83 wrote:
Wonder what Raiders boards are doing right now?
They are excited to see Mendoza, and they should be. Its time for him to get his feet wet and hit the ground running for '27.
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