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The Vikings will have their first full minicamp workout with all of their players since the departure of Mike Tomlin as defensive coordinator. While Leslie Frazier is the latest in a growing list of D.C.'s for the Vikings, he has a chance to put his own stamp on the defense early on -- starting this weekend.
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I am excited to see what Frazier will do.
His strength lies in stopping the pass and getting to the QB with blitzes - the exact areas that our D was weak in last year.
"NodakPaul" wrote:
I'm also excited to see what Frazier brings to the field with those same two issues Nodak.Quote:
I am excited to see what Frazier will do.
His strength lies in stopping the pass and getting to the QB with blitzes - the exact areas that our D was weak in last year.
He did a good job working with those weak points in Indy...Hopefully our D will only get better for it.
Hopefully Erasmus gets back healthy as well.
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Does this sound mentally handicapped to anyone else?Quote:
With an offense like the Colts have had in recent years, it’s no surprise that opponents put up yards and points against Indy. They needed to in order to avoid being blown out.
"Billy" wrote:
I was thinking the same thing. Hopefully we use that same philosophy this year and decide we need to score more points than every opponent to avoid having a single loss this season.Quote:
Does this sound mentally handicapped to anyone else?Quote:
With an offense like the Colts have had in recent years, it’s no surprise that opponents put up yards and points against Indy. They needed to in order to avoid being blown out.