I must admit the Pack would struggle with Rodgers out, I’m guessing we would rely more on our non-existent running game. But I think I disagree with you on our defense, currently we are ranked 3rd in the league(granted we just got done playing the Lions and the Browns) and we seem to be hitting our stride. With Bigby back and Kampman getting more snaps from his usual three point stance I see good things from this unit. But with Flynn I’m guessing they would utilize the short pass game A LOT, like i would say 75-80 of his passes would be dip and dunks. Maybe one or two shots down the field per game, but lets hope for the Packers sake Rodgers stays on his feet and healthy the rest of the year.

Matt Flynn is totally a reach

I hope this isn’t in reference to his draft position. He was taken in the 7th round. There are no such things as reaches in the 7th round. In fact, I might actually consider him a steal that low.

I dont think the Vikes would lose too badly by putting in Sage Rosenfels for the rest of the year.

Whether thats true or not, I don’t think Sage would be the starter should Favre go down. Jackson has recieved all of the backup snaps in practice and in games. I think it was clear when they didn’t cut or trade him that Jackson is still #2.

I would say there is a possibility of 4-5 OT’s taken in the first round. Just to name a few: Russell Okung, OT (Oklahoma State); Bryan Bulaga, OT (Iowa); Bruce Campbell, OT (Maryland); Trent Williams, OT (Oklahoma)

It’s a little too early to analyze some risers and fallers, but I would say the biggest faller would be Sam Bradford (due to injury), I think he will be a steal if he falls past 10.

R4F only cares about how Favre does, not the Vikings!

I don’t care what anybody says about you. You are OK in my book. I have to give you, your dues. I pisssss on the packer. I think you hate the packer more then me.

But you’re fanatical in a “I love Jodie Foster” kind of way.

Personally I like drafting a QB and let him sit for a year or two, but that is not fool proof or the only way(look at Matt Ryan). I would say most of it is luck and lack of parity in NCAA… When you have QB’s in college tearing up teams like Southern Charleston Catholic Community College it doesn’t translate well to NFL well because the game is just so much faster. I also think teams rely too much on potential and measurements(JaMarcus Russell). I’m going to stop babbling and just say it’s more like a shot in the dark when drafting anyone.

That made me laugh in aa sick demented sort of way