Thread: Allen Goes Off - Tells It Like It is!

http://media.myfoxtwincities.com/livestream/webcast/archive.htm

On the left you will see the video screen. On the right you will see a box - Go to September 15th and click on #3 (Allen Annoyed). Click on it and watch the clip. He's very outspoken about the Colts loss and what the Vikings need to do to start winning.

I love Jared's intensity.
I hope it carries over to the rest of the team.

Thank you for speaking MY mind!

Allen did a good job of not attacking the offense and accepting responsibility for the loss as a team.
He even criticized himself on the two big pass plays, saying Manning got to hold the
ball half a second longer.

It would be very, very easy for him to blame the offense for the loss.
But he isn't, at least not publicly.
I am impressed.

The part at the end when they said the reporters could hear yelling in the locker room after the game isn't a sign of team unity.
Gonna be a long season.

"jargomcfargo" wrote:

The part at the end when they said the reporters could hear yelling in the locker room after the game isn't a sign of team unity.
Gonna be a long season.

Countdown till Childress is fired....

5....

4....

"jargomcfargo" wrote:

The part at the end when they said the reporters could hear yelling in the locker room after the game isn't a sign of team unity.
Gonna be a long season.

I heard that and cringed too.
That was a tough loss though, blowing a 15 pt lead.
Hopefully the yelling turns into unity and a pissed off team that comes out ready to embarass the Panthers.

Yelling does not mean there is no team unity.

Yelling can be good. Yelling means they still care. If they're not pissed after that loss then may the football Gods go easy on us for the rest of the season.

If the coaches can't light a fire underneath these men then someone has to

Thanks Allen!

Sweet interview of Jared Allen. I like what I heard.