Bernard Berrian feels like some people are making him the scapegoat... from the coaches to the fans.

That's the word from NBC's Pro Football Talk and other sources. The question is, do you think it's fair for him to take so much heat for the Vikings been 0-2?

Personally, I don't think it's fair at all. Berrian is what he is, a decent #2 WR who's injury-prone and inconsistent. I think he's better suited to being a backup WR (for a lot less money), but he's the horse we got so we have him in harness. 

Chilly should know BB's strengths and limitations and plan accordingly.

The WR coach should know BB's strengths and limitations and coach him to take advantage of the former and compensate for the latter. Guess who's fault I think it is if BB isn't doing that?

Favre shold know BB's strengths and weaknesses and throw the ball accordingly.

In the past couple games, lots of folks made lots of mistakes in key situations. As Adrian Peterson said, change the results of 5 or 6 plays and the team would be 2-0 instead of 0-2, both games could have gone either way. Where I (and many others, I suspect) are disgruntled is that we don't think either game should have been that close to begin with. The losses were team losses, and not attributable to any one person. IMO.

Who do you think should take the rap for the Viking's miserable start?