Leslie Frazier not benching Freeman is pretty unsettling right now.

Yeah, Freeman isn't taking anywhere near the pounding but leaving him in to just wing passes helplessly reminds me of that Redskins game where they threw some inept rookie to the wolves when Spurrier coached them.

Oh thank Christ... for several reasons

If this were a home game for the Vikings, Josh Freeman would have thrown the ball into all 10,000 lakes

I am currently leading in fantasy by 1.4 points. My opponent has Greg Jennings.

 

This is the only remotely interesting thing about this garbage.

 

OH COME THE FUCK ON

I just needed Cruz to not score 26. I shouldn't have worried.

Thank you, Colts quarterback Mr. Peepers.

You leave Neck Beard alone, buddy!  He may look like Wolfman Jr.  But he's MY Wolfman Jr.  *shakes fist*

As a Bucs fan, it's good to see the them make at least one good decision this year.  Hopefully firing Schiano will be the next one.

So.

 

 

I think the correct move for Minnesota at this point is to trade AP for two first rounders and whatever else someone is willing to give them.

 

 

I don't have a trade partner in mind, but they're horrible and I don't see them getting any better with the core they have. Burn it down and start over.

 

 

DISCLAIMER: I also have AP in fantasy and he's killing me lately due to their horrid offense. 

 

 

On another note, I was busy all weekend so I didn't see any games, but GO PANTHERS. I'm trying to keep expectations in check, but they're starting to look like a wildcard team that nobody - and the Veeg means nobody - wants to play in the playoffs. 

Not sure if any team worth its salt would trade for AP.  His age, injury past, and high asking price will turn off anyone in position to take him.

 

Atlanta, Dallas, and Denver are the only teams I can think of who may be able to use him correctly.  Atlanta is tied up with Steven Jackson and backsliding, who knows what Jerrah is doing in Texas, and I don't know if Elway would pull that trade.

Not sure if any team worth its salt would trade for AP.  His age, injury past, and high asking price will turn off anyone in position to take him.

 

Atlanta, Dallas, and Denver are the only teams I can think of who may be able to use him correctly.  Atlanta is tied up with Steven Jackson and backsliding, who knows what Jerrah is doing in Texas, and I don't know if Elway would pull that trade.

 

 

I'd hate more than anything in football for AP to be a Falcon but that seems on the money. 

 

I could also see the Rams making that move, although with Bradford out this season is a wrap.

It's amazing to me that Carolina had yet to play a division game. 

 

I mean they are some teams that have only played one (like the entire AFC South has only play 1 division game each) but Carolina is the only team who hasn't played a division game.

Not sure if any team worth its salt would trade for AP.  His age, injury past, and high asking price will turn off anyone in position to take him.

 

Atlanta, Dallas, and Denver are the only teams I can think of who may be able to use him correctly.  Atlanta is tied up with Steven Jackson and backsliding, who knows what Jerrah is doing in Texas, and I don't know if Elway would pull that trade.

Dallas have no room.

 

Where's Gonzo anyway, that miserable worthless son of a shit.

I just saw him in the Highway to Ham Week 7 thread, which is right now the best thread on the board.

If you look at history almost everyone that has run for a 2K season has a huge drop off the next year so this probably isn't that surprising. Of course it doesn't help that the Vikings are the Vikings.

Isn't AP ahead of last year's pace?  Not that it means anything, but he's actually doing better at this point from last year.  Of course, having 8 straight games of 100+ yards doesn't always happen.

Isn't AP ahead of last year's pace?  Not that it means anything, but he's actually doing better at this point from last year.  Of course, having 8 straight games of 100+ yards doesn't always happen.

 

I didnt actually look at the number but one thing that could throw off the numbers is that last year the Vikings didn't have their bye until Week 11, they already had it this year.

 

And even if he was ahead of the pace - last night's 28 yards will kill it

 

Isn't AP ahead of last year's pace?  Not that it means anything, but he's actually doing better at this point from last year.  Of course, having 8 straight games of 100+ yards doesn't always happen.

 

I didnt actually look at the number but one thing that could throw off the numbers is that last year the Vikings didn't have their bye until Week 11, they already had it this year.

 

And even if he was ahead of the pace - last night's 28 yards will kill it

 

 

Oh, for sure.  Last night was an egg.  Poor AP--feels like he's the Earl Campbell of this generation.

He didn't look healthy to me last night to be honest. Then again we are at the stage of the season where who is healthy, really.

He's got other things going on, you know.

Well yeah. But that's slightly different than a wonky hamstring. They're not really related.

Well yeah. But that's slightly different than a wonky hamstring. They're not really related.

TOO SOON.

The shit thing is everything is set up for the Lions to coast to second in the North. Unfortunately, that might not be enough for the traditional wildcard spot the North gets.

It's pretty much setting up to be either Carolina or Detroit.

 

San Fran will get the first (okay fine San Fran or Seattle).

 

No one from the East is getting a WC and it is going to be really tough for either Chicago or Atlanta to overcome their injury problems

 

The thing tipping in the Lions favor is that - in theory - they have the easier schedule

Should be able to beat the Bears, Steelers, Bucs, Vikes. Unsure about the Cowboys, Eagles and Giants. Lose to the Packers and Ravens, probably.