This question was asked of Mike Wobschall about the linebackers and I thought his answer was right on target. Question - Answer - Greenway, Brinkley and Barr should be a whole lotta fun to watch develop. Their going to be good.
i think the Vikings will be alot better then people think..and the Defense will be just fine and the Offense has Ponder really gotten better??,why do some football players act a fool when there being paid big bucks to play a game it makes no sense to me ( i hope this works been having problem posting )
Work's just fine. I hope your right about them being better. Still not sure what their going to do at quarterback. I'm not sure they know what their going to get either. Looks like it will be a very important camp and preseason games. We may not know who the starting QB is going to be for a while yet.
well i kinda hope it's Cassel maybe just maybe Norv Turner can work with Cassel and be the QB he was in New England,the battle imo is who will be the back-up Teddy Bridgewater or Ponder...i really want to see improvement with lb's Barr will be a big help the coaching staff will see to that,preseason should interesting it's a brand new era
finally it looks like Greenway is getting some help..and he can help the lb's be all they can be,it looks the Vikings O-line and D-line looks like it will be better,but the NFC Central looks be to a whole lot better..the BEARS and PACKERS and LIONS and VIKINGS seem better
finally it looks like Greenway is getting some help..and he can help the lb's be all they can be,it looks the Vikings O-line and D-line looks like it will be better,but the NFC Central looks be to a whole lot better..the BEARS and PACKERS and LIONS and VIKINGS seem better
I agree. The[del]Central[/del] North is still tough and making decent improvements. The Vikings will go as far as they can handle their divisional schedule. The Lions are going to be better too. I like what they have done. Very solid division. lol @ Central
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