Breaking News: Harvin is OUT !
by PAtxMADDENKING on Dec 13, 2009 8:32 AM CST
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This will be a major blow to our offense. OK viking faithful, can we really pull this one out against the bengals with one of our most explosive players on the sideline? Have the injury bug finally caught up to us? Are there so many injuries, that it is safe to say that we will back into the playoffs? I know that you guy's are wondering why don't GONZO ban me for this upsurd post, but is it really upsurd? I am a viking fan down to the core but, we are going up against one of the better defenses in league today, and with 2 banged up tackles, w/o 2 starters in the secondary, our beloved middle linebacker gone for the year and coordinators finally scheming against JA, the rest of this season could get pretty interesting........................and don't forget it is DECEMBER (The Proclamed: Fall of Favre Month)
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exactly...
this team of ours is not made or broken by one player…. just look at when AP was not doing all that well,,, our passing game stepped up… and maybe now AP will step up his game with Harvin out….. if we cant get it done with one guy down, then we have no business making a superbowl run……. have faith
by Toes110 on Dec 13, 2009 4:45 PM CST reply actions 0 recs
Greg Lewis play
Greg Lewis was the primary slot receiver in place of Harvin. Lewis made another great play with his ricochet catch.
Favre didn’t call the bank shot, but they were playing slop, so it counted.
On kick returns, Reynaud did a decent job.
by medicineball on Dec 13, 2009 10:47 PM CST reply actions 0 recs
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