Found November 04, 2009 on
Vikings Gab:
No, this isn’t a post where I tell Bryant McKinnie to avoid drinking too much over the course of the bye week. No this isn’t a post where I tell Bryant McKinnie to avoid strip clubs, night clubs, or using metal poles as clubs. And no this isn’t a post where I tell Bryant McKinnie [...]
Yardbarker aggregates the latest sports news, rumors and gossip from around the web. We use proprietary algorithms to automatically categorize stories and associate photos with articles. If you feel an article was miscategorized, please email tagging@yardbarker.com.
THE BACKYARD
AROUND THE WEB
RELATED ARTICLES
Via Pro Football Talk
|
November 04, 2009
Most of the actual and threatened blackouts this year have occurred in connection with teams however at or below .500.But there's now a team residing among the league's elite that faces a large chunk of unsold tickets.The Vikings have the...
Via Purple Jesus Diaries
|
November 04, 2009
It was announced yesterday that Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre (I absolutely loathe having to write that, still) was named the NFL’s Offensive Player of the Week after he wheeled his Hoveround into Green Bay last weekend and threw for four touchdowns and 244 yards, compiling a quarterback rating of 128.6 – which we should [...]
Via Pro Football Talk
|
November 03, 2009
On Saturday, Vikings fullback Fahu Tahi and tailback Adrian Peterson supposedly got into a wrestling match in the locker room. Tahi supposedly injured his eye during the exchange.The Vikings didn't disclose the injury on Saturday, supposedly because they believed it...
Via SPORTS by BROOKS
|
November 03, 2009
Here’s why Brad Childress is popular with the media. Chilly responding to question from Judd Zulgad of the MINNEAPOLIS STAR-TRIBUNE on if Brett Favre’s groin is injured:
(Puts the Flight attendant thing in whole ‘nother context)
BC: “Standing right behind him when he was warming up (before Monday’s practice) and I saw him reach for his [...]
Via Deadspin
|
November 02, 2009
The Vikings beat the Packers at Lambeau Field yesterday. But did you know there were other NFL games played on that day? No, I swear. It's true! Of course, you wouldn't have guessed that from the postgame coverage over at ESPN, NBC, and the NFL Network. Those three networks, combined, did their very best to squeeze highlights and coverage of the day's other games into...
Via Pro Football Talk
|
November 03, 2009
Usually, captains of private industry who are dragged before Congress prefer that the nation's primary lawmaking body refrain from sticking its nose into the private industry's business.This time around, the NFL is applying a much different approach. The NFL is...
Via Pro Football Talk
|
November 04, 2009
The fact that Vikings quarterback Brett Favre is still getting it done at age 40 could go a long way toward pushing the age ceiling for quarterbacks higher.Though several have played into their fifth decades of existence (e.g., Vinny Testaverde),...
Via FanHouse
|
November 03, 2009
by Dan GrazianoFiled under: Vikings, NFL AnalysisNFL commissioner Roger Goodell testified before a congressional subcommittee Tuesday, asking U.S. lawmakers for legislative help in the league's ongoing effort to suspend Minnesota Vikings defensive tackles Kevin and Pat Williams for a positive drug test. But at the end of a three-hour hearing, the chairman of the subcommittee...
Via Bleacher Report
|
November 04, 2009
Every offseason in the NFL, teams that seem just on the cusp of becoming great aggressively go after the players they feel will be the final piece of the puzzle; guys with singular talents who can turn a potential 10-6 team into a real contender...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via StarTribune.com
|
November 02, 2009
Vikings head coach Brad Childress talks about report that Brett Favre has a groin injury.
Via Bleacher Report
|
November 04, 2009
1. Brett Favre is playing pretty well. As much as this pains me to say Brett Favre is playing Quarterback for the Vikings at a high level...Begin Slideshow
Original Story:
http://www.vikingsgab.com/2009/11/04/...
