What the fuck...after 3 weeks... good riddance...

Somebody call Juan Williams.

They only fired him because they didn't like what he said . . .

SUPRMAN said:

They only fired him because they didn't like what he said . . .

...and giving up on plays while his QB is getting pounded.

If I'm a GM, I don't touch this cat with a ten-foot pole, no matter how thin my team is at WR.

uPtoWnNY said:

SUPRMAN said:

They only fired him because they didn't like what he said . . .

...and giving up on plays while his QB is getting pounded.

If I'm a GM, I don't touch this cat with a ten-foot pole, no matter how thin my team is at WR.

Like yesterday when he could have had the TD despite the interference.

I have a feeling that the Vikes coach will be unemployed by season's end.

Graycap23 said:

I have a feeling that the Vikes coach will be unemployed by season's end.

End of the season??? Both him AND Wade need to be fryin' fish TODAY!

i never liked fucking bret as my qb anyway cause he's a fucking packer at heart!! i never cheered so loudly when new england knocked his ass on the bench

as 4 randy ..damn i barely had a chance 2 put my old moss jersey on but i could tell he wasn't really trying either cause his pass routes looked like he was jogging

when is simon rice coming back?

SUPRMAN said:

uPtoWnNY said:

...and giving up on plays while his QB is getting pounded.

If I'm a GM, I don't touch this cat with a ten-foot pole, no matter how thin my team is at WR.

Like yesterday when he could have had the TD despite the interference.

omg, I was sooo pissed he gave up on that. It was right there for the taking.

He's kissing New England's ass now. Another 'don't know what you got till it's gone' situation. I wonder if they'll take him back

CarrieLee said:

He's kissing New England's ass now. Another 'don't know what you got till it's gone' situation. I wonder if they'll take him back

That would be some wild shit, and another genius move by the evil scientist Belichick. What happens to the draft pick if Moss goes back????

The Pats are going to be around for a long time if these draft picks pan out. This is why they're always on top - they have the coach, the QB and an owner who stays out of the way.

uPtoWnNY said:

CarrieLee said:

He's kissing New England's ass now. Another 'don't know what you got till it's gone' situation. I wonder if they'll take him back

That would be some wild shit, and another genius move by the evil scientist Belichick. What happens to the draft pick if Moss goes back????

The Pats are going to be around for a long time if these draft picks pan out. This is why they're always on top - they have the coach, the QB and an owner who stays out of the way.

That draft pick is theirs PERIOD.

Forget Randy. That Vikings' offensive line are the real f***-ups. They can NOT protect Brett worth a damn!

Yeah, Randy Moss has a tendency to give up on plays and act like a prima donna, but he's being used as a scapegoat in Minnesota. The reality is the Vikings have a lot of bigger issues than Randy Moss, particularly Brett Favre and coach Brad Childress. Favre was playing badly before his elbow gave out, before his ankle cracked, and before he got hit in the chin. Brad Childress should have had the balls to act in the best interest of the team and start Tavaris Jackson three weeks ago; it would have given the Vikings a better chance at winning a couple of those games. Instead, he lets Brett Favre dictate all of the moves, and the team is suffering for it.

Now I could possibly see New England taking Randy Moss back for the remainder of the season. There's a lot of talk about how other teams won't want to pick him up because he'd a bad influence on their teams, but considering that he would only be going to a contender anyway, there are a few teams that would take that risk. The Jets could use him, and so could the Saints and Colts. And depending on whether DeSean Jackson stays healthy or not, the Eagkles may need to pick him up as well.

728huey said:

Yeah, Randy Moss has a tendency to give up on plays and act like a prima donna, but he's being used as a scapegoat in Minnesota. The reality is the Vikings have a lot of bigger issues than Randy Moss, particularly Brett Favre and coach Brad Childress. Favre was playing badly before his elbow gave out, before his ankle cracked, and before he got hit in the chin. Brad Childress should have had the balls to act in the best interest of the team and start Tavaris Jackson three weeks ago; it would have given the Vikings a better chance at winning a couple of those games. Instead, he lets Brett Favre dictate all of the moves, and the team is suffering for it.

Now I could possibly see New England taking Randy Moss back for the remainder of the season. There's a lot of talk about how other teams won't want to pick him up because he'd a bad influence on their teams, but considering that he would only be going to a contender anyway, there are a few teams that would take that risk. The Jets could use him, and so could the Saints and Colts. And depending on whether DeSean Jackson stays healthy or not, the Eagkles may need to pick him up as well.

Exactly. Childress can NOT coach worth a damn. And that is exactly why a future HOF-er like Brett Favre have absolute no respect for him.

TonyVanDam said:

Forget Randy. That Vikings' offensive line are the real f***-ups. They can NOT protect Brett worth a damn!

Maybe they are doing it on purpose.

TonyVanDam said:

728huey said:

Yeah, Randy Moss has a tendency to give up on plays and act like a prima donna, but he's being used as a scapegoat in Minnesota. The reality is the Vikings have a lot of bigger issues than Randy Moss, particularly Brett Favre and coach Brad Childress. Favre was playing badly before his elbow gave out, before his ankle cracked, and before he got hit in the chin. Brad Childress should have had the balls to act in the best interest of the team and start Tavaris Jackson three weeks ago; it would have given the Vikings a better chance at winning a couple of those games. Instead, he lets Brett Favre dictate all of the moves, and the team is suffering for it.

Now I could possibly see New England taking Randy Moss back for the remainder of the season. There's a lot of talk about how other teams won't want to pick him up because he'd a bad influence on their teams, but considering that he would only be going to a contender anyway, there are a few teams that would take that risk. The Jets could use him, and so could the Saints and Colts. And depending on whether DeSean Jackson stays healthy or not, the Eagkles may need to pick him up as well.

Exactly. Childress can NOT coach worth a damn. And that is exactly why a future HOF-er like Brett Favre have absolute no respect for him.

I wouldn't label Childress a great coach but at least he took Minnesota to the playoffs a

year before with a green qb(jackson) and a journeyman qb(can't remember his name).

They did a lot better then than they are now with far less talent. You may put some of

the blame on Childress but Favre is just as responsible for the demise of this years

team with his antics.

phunkdaddy said:

TonyVanDam said:

Exactly. Childress can NOT coach worth a damn. And that is exactly why a future HOF-er like Brett Favre have absolute no respect for him.

I wouldn't label Childress a great coach but at least he took Minnesota to the playoffs a

year before with a green qb(jackson) and a journeyman qb(can't remember his name).

They did a lot better then than they are now with far less talent. You may put some of

the blame on Childress but Favre is just as responsible for the demise of this years

team with his antics.

You cannot overlook the fact that the Vikings made it to last season's NFC title game with Brett Favre at the helm, NOT with below average Travius Jackson.

And even in that NFC title game, the Vilings' offensive line were showing signs of weakness by the way Brett was receiving clean AND (somewhat) dirty hits by the New Orleans Saints' defense. If Coach Childress was such a great mind of talent, he should have spend most of the off season getting more help on that offensive line to protect Brett a lot better in the pocket.

TonyVanDam said:

If Coach Childress was such a great mind of talent, he should have spend most of the off season getting more help on that offensive line to protect Brett a lot better in the pocket.

The Vikings should have been developing a young QB, like Green Bay did with Aaron Rogers.

I hope the patriots sign him, i'll laugh for days

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Kill me now

Fire Chilly

He's a loser. No team that takes him has a chance of winning.

uPtoWnNY said:

TonyVanDam said:

The Vikings should have been developing a young QB, like Green Bay did with Aaron Rogers.

Sidney Rice should've got his surgery ASAP instead of right before the season and miss most of it

The Vikings have been developing a young QB

His name is Tarvaris Jackson

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uPtoWnNY said:

TonyVanDam said:

The Vikings should have been developing a young QB, like Green Bay did with Aaron Rogers.

They had two - Tavaris Jackson and Sage Rosenfeld. But they fell into Brett Farve's Drama Queen Trap, which led to trading Rosenfeld and screwing over Jackson.

minneapolisFunq said:

The Vikings have been developing a young QB

His name is Tarvaris Jackson

[Edited 11/2/10 20:05pm]

You have faith in that cat? I don't(from what I've seen).

Childress is toast. Gave up a third round pick for a dude that he just waived. Those high picks are like gold. Zygi Wilf's head must be spinning over this shit.

Moss to the Titans.

uPtoWnNY said:

Moss to the Titans.

Him and Vince might be a winning combo. Go Horns!

SCNDLS said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Moss to the Titans.

Him and Vince might be a winning combo. Go Horns!

Yes, an influence like Randy Moss is EXACTLY what VY needs!

Go Texans!