Thread: NFC's burning questions

NFC's burning questions

lol @ #4 oh, and

Even with Brett Favre's return, the Green Bay Packers still look shaky at best.

understatement?

8. Which one of the NFC's rookie coaches has the best shot at the postseason?

That leaves the Minnesota Vikings, whose head coach Brad Childress has a roster chock full of talent and a resume to suggest he can be a successful leader. It will be interesting to see how the players take to his demeanor after he was so publicly blunt during the Daunte Culpepper fallout. It's hard to be entirely confident in the Vikings' offense, which is being led by an aging Brad Johnson and is rife with question marks at both running back and wide receiver. [But the team is talented where it counts: in the trenches (on offense and defense) and in the secondary.

:grin:

9. Will the Chicago Bears ever find an offense?

don't count on it =)

"Vikes_King" wrote:

lol @ #4 oh, and

Even with Brett Favre's return, the Green Bay Packers still look shaky at best.

understatement?

8. Which one of the NFC's rookie coaches has the best shot at the postseason?

That leaves the Minnesota Vikings, whose head coach Brad Childress has a roster chock full of talent and a resume to suggest he can be a successful leader...........

I'll wait to see what he can do on gameday instead of banking on how the Vikings will do based on his resume.

Fran Foley had a resume also. :wink:

I don't care about their resumes, I want to see how well they are coaching the players, and how well the players respond.

In about a month in a half, we will start finding out..

I dont understand why anyone would think the Giants will be contenders. I mark my word they wont do better then 9-7 this year. Dallas and Washington have why better talent on both sides of the field. I just dont see it happending, but I could be wrong.

Go Vikes!!!!

It's starting to give me a headache to read all this stuff! I guess everyone has opinions, but we can only wait, hope, and pray. :lol: