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Jayron Kearse had a semiautomatic handgun with more than two dozen rounds of ammo,what are you going to war? him and Mike Hughes were sloppy drunk,and what in the hell as a 14 year old boy still young and dumb was among several people in 2008 were two females that got robbed at there home serious question what does that have to do with this situation?

 

The Vikings released a statement saying they were aware of safety Jayron Kearse‘s arrest early on Sunday morning and head coach Mike Zimmer made his first comments about it on Wednesday.

Kearse was pulled over by police and arrested after failing field sobriety tests. He has been charged with carrying and possessing a pistol without a permit (a gross misdemeanor), carrying a pistol while under the influence of alcohol, operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, operating a motor vehicle with an alcohol concentration of .08 or above within two hours and careless driving.

Cornerback Mike Hughes was a passenger in the car and the police report said he was throwing up outside the vehicle “due to his level of intoxication.” Zimmer referenced both players in a response that made his displeasure with the incident quite obvious.

“I’m very, very ticked off,” Zimmer said, via Chris Tomasson of the Pioneer Press. “Since I’ve been here the last six years, I’ve worked extremely hard to clean up the reputation of this organization, this team off the field. We’ve put in a lot of resources for them to not have these kind of issues, and for them to do that is really idiotic.”

Zimmer said any discipline for Kearse is a league matter, although the legal process will likely play out before the NFL takes any action.

 

I believe Jayron Kearse days as a Vikings looks to be pretty much over,Mike Hughes is on a very short leash here just have to wait and see how this plays out

 

I think your right. DB's are needed, but you gotta do it Zimmer's way.

 

Zimmer is the HC of the Minnesota Vikings it is his way,the Vikings didn't need this mess!

 

What a team to play for also... Grade A facilities, all kinds of programs to keep you out of trouble and a winning org... so these clowns go out and get high n drunk with guns and vehicles, that's not too smart.

 

No it is not smart its real dumb! i don't get it,if were trying prove your a bad azz all you showed is how immature you really are damn shame

 

Doctson returning from IR don't know if good news or not but he might push Treadwell out the door

 

Sometimes i get my words mixed up sorry about that

 

Eveybody in NFC NORTH lost i don't feel so bad now kinda takes the sting out of the Vikings lost to the Chiefs,but it still hurts it was a painful loss

 

Chiefs complimentary of Cook...

The Kansas City Chiefs had been getting tortured by running backs all season. Last week alone, Andy Reid's team gave up 226 scrimmage yards to Green Bay Packers RB Aaron Jones. K.C. had allowed 100-plus yards rushing in six of eight games.

With Dalvin Cook, the NFL's leading rusher, heading to town, it looked like a smash spot for the Minnesota Vikings.

Instead, K.C. did a bang-up job slowing the powerful running back, holding him to 71 rushing yards on 21 carries for a 3.4 yards per attempt average.

"He's a great running back and the best going right now," Reid said, via Herbie Teope of the Kansas City Star. "So, our guys buckled down and took that challenge."

Cook got loose some in the second half, particularly in the screen game, after being held to 40 scrimmage yards on 11 touches (10 carries for 36 yards with a long of 9).

"All that (expletive) talking," Chiefs defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah said of the motivation behind the defensive performance. "We felt like we still got to play. We went out there and did our thing. The game plan that Coach Spags (defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo) had? Shoot. That's all she wrote."

Cook was held to 100 rush yards in consecutive games for the first time this season.

"At the end of the day, we just had to focus on just playing the man in front of us," defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi said. "If Dalvin couldn't get a gap to go to, we got him. Knowing him, he's a strong back, so he's going to try and power through, but it took all 11 of us to really stop all of that."

Getting Chris Jones back in the middle of Spags' defense provided a huge boost for K.C. that can't be understated. Jones compiled a sack, two QB hits, three tackles and a tackle for loss. Pro Football Focus graded Jones as the Chiefs top run defender and also tallied him with three stops.

With the Tennessee Titans and Derrick Henry next on tap, K.C. will need another big day from its run D to keep the momentum going.

(NFL.com)

 

Its time to buckle down no more of this half- stepping and get serious if they don't moves might have to be made,i'm tired of the heartbreak and being good but not elite every year its the same old same old

 

Wow never saw that Mike wobby Wobshall is no longer working for the Minnesota Vikings you have to wonder what went on ?

 

Wow, I will look into that. I didn't know till now.

 

Thielen has not been practicing...

 

So far, I cant find a thing, the Vikings, KFAN and Wobby are all quiet...

 

I have looked nothing

 

Take your time and don't rush back hamstrings can be tricky

 

He should have skipped last game.

 

Hamstring injuries generally take rwo to three weeks to heal uness there a bad tear, most of the time players rush back too soon and wind up missing more time than they should have.