Courtjester
The Town Drunk
And the announcer is criticizing the fact that he is showing some emotion.
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**TNF on Prime - Vikings at Chargers**(-3.5, 44.5) 8:15 (1 Viewer)
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The emotion is pouting. He was not talking to coaches or teammates, he was sitting by himself, pouting. That was the criticism I heard.
fatness
Footballguy
Announcer was clueless that he was injured.
Hot Sauce Guy
Footballguy
Nope!
Hot Sauce Guy
Footballguy
Be nice if it was to Addison but I think he’s out.
Why is Aaron Jones out there? He’s 137 years old!
Hot Sauce Guy
Footballguy
Ok he’s out now.
ShamrockPride
Footballguy
Miami Baltimore next week
One of the best games for Tua was a thrilling 42-38 come from behind victory in 2022 @ BAL. Tua threw for 400+ and 6 TDs. Those were the days.Miami Baltimore next week
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
Thanks for a great start to the weekend
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Quentin Johnston Investors
Sincerely,
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ShamrockPride
Footballguy
They just pulled up a stat a couple weeks ago in one of the games where he set the record for most accurate K ever through his first 100 kicks.
Aubrey has the better leg, but I'm ecstatic with either one of them. And they both play half their games in a dome.
Insein
Footballguy
It's crazy he was an Eagles fill in when Elliot went down for a few weeks. Then the Chargers picked him up and he's just a perennial top 5 kicker now.
Haven't read through this thread but wanted to come on here and say that game was painful to watch for many reasons.
I am embarrassed for the Vikings coaching staff. How bad is your backup that you leave Wentz in the game for that long?
He was actually hurting the team. Not sure how you keep putting him out there when he was in obvious pain. It was unbelievable.
I wanted to throw the towel in from home.
I am embarrassed for the Vikings coaching staff. How bad is your backup that you leave Wentz in the game for that long?
He was actually hurting the team. Not sure how you keep putting him out there when he was in obvious pain. It was unbelievable.
I wanted to throw the towel in from home.
Same. The San Diego squad led by 55.
Navy blue. Elite look imo.
Dizzy
Footballguy
Agreed. I don't know who the deciding vote was for letting Darnold (and Dimes) walk... but that is looking like a potential franchise-killing move so far in 2025.
Now stuck with a complete unknown as the future and a complete known as the place-holding disaster.
Golden Gopher
Footballguy
That thought (about Darnold and Jones) certainly crossed my mind last night. I'm not sure it's fair, though, for a couple of reasons. One, hindsight is 20/20. Literally nobody saw this coming from Jones. As for Darnold, he literally wilted under pressure at the end of last season. So, yeah, I think the consensus (at the end of last year) was that he's a good game-manager with the right coach (KOC) putting him in a position to be successful. But, he's simply not very good under significant pressure, and as a result, will only get you so far. I fully expect the same thing to happen this year (if he gets that far). SEA MIGHT make the playoffs, but Darnold isn't leading anyone to the SB, in my opinion. And, given the money he was getting, that's a lot to pay for someone who's upside might be a 1st (or at best) 2nd round playoff loss.
I do have to wonder if KOC thought about keeping Jones around. They could have done so for about 1/3 of what Darnold is making (this year) with no future obligations. That's still a pretty expensive backup QB, but you get what you pay for (and clearly going the "cheaper" route with Wentz isn't working out so well). Wentz should be nothing more than a 3rd stringer at this point in his career, or a backup on a really bad team. Which might be what the Vikings are. But, I think they had higher expectations than that.
All of that said, I still maintain that a lot of this boils down to the offensive line, much more than who's playing QB. To start the season with no Darrisaw, McCarthy was running for his life on every snap. Darrisaw comes back, and it's night and day different. Then, the rest of the line starts to fall apart, and it's "McCarthy is a bust" again. Wentz comes in, line is somewhat healthy, and he's going to take the #1 job. Line falls apart even more, and you get what we saw last night. Bottom line... The #1 thing I was most excited/optimistic about this off-season was the resources they put into fixing the O-Line. Needless to say, the results have been underwhelming. That's an understatement. They've been brutally disappointing. Goes back to the saying that your O-Line is only as good as your 7th/8th guys. With no depth, it's a problem. And, frankly, maybe the guys they acquired this off-season weren't good acquisitions, in hindsight. Sounded good at the time, but maybe there's a reason IND let those guys go.
The McCarthy piece is a mystery to me. On the night he supposedly hurt his ankle, there was no talk of an injury. Then he's got a sprain right after. That was six weeks ago or more. Strange, to say the least.
fatness
Footballguy
The announcer (Herbstreit) got criticized by fans for that.
https://talksport.com/nfl/3673712/k...tz-minnesota-vikings-losangeles-chargers-tnf/
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