The calls were BS, but there are always BS calls.

We needed to play well enough to cover for any mistakes or flukes, and we simply did not.

Steelers played a great game, and so did we.

‘that good’ against the run.
Gave that a ‘go’ in the first half and found success with the pass in the 2nd half.
Got to give credit to the coaches for making that adjustment…

The Vikes played tough… on the road, against a very good team (SB winners) and almost walked out with a win.

Nothing to cry about anymore… get over the ‘excuses’, time to look toward Lambeau and another W.

GO VIKES!!

gives up the most passing yards on any given Sunday like the Steeler’s did. Not even Drew Brees or Peyton Manning would have felt it was a really bad day if he had gotten as many yards as Favre had yesterday.

This was not a Chilly fiasco. The strategy is if they stack to stop the run, you kill them with the pass, and if they drop back to stop the pass, you kill them with the run. Sounds like the best offensive plan that I’ve ever heard. When you are behind, you throw (especially if it is working), because the clock is not your friend.

Footballs are designed to take funny bounces. All hot hands get cold in a hurry when you roll snake eyes. Chester Taylor has very good hands, but tipped balls somewhat favor the defense, and until Favre grows eyes in the back of his head, he is vulnerable to a strip that he can’t see coming. Mostly, the protection was good, but mostly won’t cut it sometimes.

When you have two single-play swings totaling perhaps 28 points and you only lose by 10, you were doing something right that day, just not enough. The other team is not supposed be the one to score when your team is in the red zone, but it happens. People who think lightning never strikes twice merely haven’t played enough football.

It’s not about excuses. Mistakes are just natures way of encouraging the wise to practice more before you get to the playoffs (or else you won’t get there). You can’t do the referee’s job; you have to work on doing your own better.

Remember, if the best team always won, bookies would probably go out of business.

and people will be bitching about us not going for the kill. Then we should have passed more because we’re being to conservative.

Unlike last week, he did try a pass into the endzone, the players failed to deliver. Tried running, players failed to deliver. We had 11 penalties. Horrid blocking in 2 defensive TD returns. A QB who fumbled, a freak INT, several easy catches that should have been made but not and a few bad punts. I certianly do not see how some supposed lack of play calling is to blame for the loss. Other then a bad call by the ref, WE, as a TEAM, lost the game and handed the ball to the Steelers. One bad call does not end a game. After that happened, we commited TWO turnovers. How does that become the ref’s fault or Chilly’s? Yes, many people know Ive never been a Chilly fan, but I will stand behind him on this one. This was a team effort of turning the game into a cluster f&$k, and the Vikings have no one to blame but themselves AS a team. PERIOD!