Thread: I have a vision....

I have a vision,

one that started

in the game against the Steelers.

It came the moment the ;

Kevin, Jared, Ray collided.

After fear of their injury was relieved,

came a beautiful, wondrous vision.

It is one of number 12 of the Green and Yellow

spewing red between those three.

One where the Vikings most reviled enemies'

season falters and falls in one simple act

of meet at the quarterback.

I, ladies and gentlemen,

have a vision.

When all three got to the QB at once was about the time I started feeling really good about this DLine. The key guy here is Ray Edwards, if he's able to up his game to his potetial its gonna get very difficult for Offensive Lineman.

Whats even more exiting is when you realize we are building the offense that can build a lead. Once this happens it opens up all sorts of options for the defense basically giving them the opportunity to pin their ears back.

Just like the Purple People Eaters of old...

"Meet at the Quarterback" Greatest slogan ever

I LOVE DEFENSE!

"misplacedminnesotan" wrote:

I have a vision,

one that started

in the game against the Steelers.

It came the moment the ;

Kevin, Jared, Ray collided.

After fear of their injury was relieved,

came a beautiful, wondrous vision.

It is one of number 12 of the Green and Yellow

spewing red between those three.

One where the Vikings most reviled enemies'

season falters and falls in one simple act

of meet at the quarterback.

I, ladies and gentlemen,

have a vision.

I have this dream every night.

that's a beautiful vision.

I am so sick of hearing how the Packers O-line is so "underrated" and awesome. We will see about that, especially when Aaron Rodgers looks downfield and sees no one open, and/or 93 is up in his grill, or 69.

I can't wait for this game. And the bonus is, it is on national TV, with John Madden saying every 15 seconds, "They really shouldn't have let Favre go"...

Mark your calendars.

The matchup I definitely want to watch is Pat and Kevin against their interior offensive line, very lopsided. If the pressure can come in through that a-gap, it should throw their qb out of rhythm for much of the game, leading to a handful of sacks. Look for him to force a few throws as the pressure becomes too intense. On offense, Sauce becomes a hot commodity while solidifying the left edge. Skol!

This thread confuses me

This thread is about sharing visions... of green and yellow smeared with red.

Go on and give it a try... what do you see... open your mind...

Visions are good.