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It’s Over

Posted by SBG on Monday, October 31st, 2005 at 2:17 pm

From ESPN:

Minnesota Vikings coach Mike Tice confirmed Monday that his star quarterback has a torn ACL, MCL and PCL in his right knee.

Ugh. Here's something else you don't want to hear, from the Strib:

Tice added, �He has a long rehab ahead of him, but we don�t expect this to be career-ending. We expect this to be a set back for him.�

Emphasis added. The fact that Tice even brought up the idea of career-ending should be enough to make your stomach turn. A very bad day for Vikings fans.


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Moss replied on October 31st, 2005 at 2:33 pm

Maybe Jason Kubel is ready to step in at QB.

 
bjhess replied on October 31st, 2005 at 7:11 pm

Did anyone else find themselves thinking, yet not having quite enough time to say aloud, "Stop! Get down, dammit!" on that run? I can't say I thought he'd get a season injury, but I was sure he was gonna get nailed. Probably could have seen it coming if I had an HDTV. And of course, DC tried to put a lick on the other guy - probably to boost the team.

Watching the replay I just knew it wasn't good. A lot of people cringed at the Robert Ferguson injury last week, but I didn't think it looked too bad (and it wasn't). Culpepper's was just blatant.

So where are all the Brad Johnson cheerleaders now? He looked like a poor man's Chad Pennington out there. Yet I'm still considering bidding on him in my fantasy league. The shame.

 
SBG replied on October 31st, 2005 at 7:26 pm

I'm a Daunte guy. I've always been a Daunte guy. I realize he's not Joe Montana, very few are. I'm a Moss guy, too. Those two were beautiful together, even if they may not have been the best of friends.

He has taken, I think, more abuse than he should for his play. Look at what kind of bargain basement offensive coordinator they have. And yeah, I was thinking get down, and on the live play I saw that he was hurt (the TV broke for the end of the quarter, so no replay for several minutes). Bad deal.

 
bjhess replied on October 31st, 2005 at 8:36 pm

I think the coordinator and coach (and O-line) are big problems. However, a part of me wonders what would have happened if we lured Plax this winter? Do you think he had a problem with DC? Or the coaching staff? Or Minnesota?

 

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