Ignore the panic button

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Vikes QB Tarvaris Jackson started slow and ended about the same. He started 2 of 7 for 16 yards in the first half against Green Bay and ended the game by throwing a pick at the Packers' 39. Remember, though, Jackson's been out since mid-August, the Vikes picked up 5.7 yards per rush and I like the fact that Brad Childress went for it twice on fourth down. Jackson's accuracy downfield is horrendous. If he improves that at all before Indy and Carolina come to town, the Vikes can IGNORE THE PANIC BUTTON

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http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=fleming/080910&sportCat=nfl&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab3pos1

I agree, but I also think he was a bit rusty. He'll be fine.

Now, if Childress can avoid penalties due to "Too many men on the field" or wasting valuable timeouts due to personnel problems, we'll be fine... I think that's more important.

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I agree, but I also think he was a bit rusty. He'll be fine.

Now, if Childress can avoid penalties due to "Too many men on the field" or wasting valuable timeouts due to personnel problems, we'll be fine... I think that's more important.

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/agree

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wasting valuable timeouts due to personnel problems.

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Are you talking the Chiller got his period during the game? rigth?

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"C" wrote:

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wasting valuable timeouts due to personnel problems.

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Are you talking the Chiller got his period during the game? rigth?

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HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

You come up with some of the oddest stuff, Vikingo.

Too many people here expect to see perfection out of Jackson & the haters will always whine about anything they can.

Had Jackson completed approx. 82% of his passes like Rodgers did, they'd dwell & whine about the 18% that didn't get caught.

If a WR catches 8 passes & drops one, they will not mention the 8, but rather the 1 ole butter fingers drops.

This fits the mold of more people here than I care to mention.

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Too many people here expect to see perfection out of Jackson & the haters will always whine about anything they can.

Had Jackson completed approx. 82% of his passes like Rodgers did, they'd dwell & whine about the 18% that didn't get caught.

If a WR catches 8 passes & drops one, they will not mention the 8, but rather the 1 ole butter fingers drops.

This fits the mold of more people here than I care to mention.

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A huge overstatement. The offseason has poisoned you.

Agree

T-jack will get on page with his new WRs

And will knock off the rust

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Too many people here expect to see perfection out of Jackson & the haters will always whine about anything they can.

Had Jackson completed approx. 82% of his passes like Rodgers did, they'd dwell & whine about the 18% that didn't get caught.

If a WR catches 8 passes & drops one, they will not mention the 8, but rather the 1 ole butter fingers drops.

This fits the mold of more people here than I care to mention.

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So Jackson is off limits but the offensive line is fair game?

"UffDaVikes" wrote:

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"singersp" wrote:

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Too many people here expect to see perfection out of Jackson & the haters will always whine about anything they can.

Had Jackson completed approx. 82% of his passes like Rodgers did, they'd dwell & whine about the 18% that didn't get caught.

If a WR catches 8 passes & drops one, they will not mention the 8, but rather the 1 ole butter fingers drops.

This fits the mold of more people here than I care to mention.

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So Jackson is off limits but the offensive line is fair game?

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I do believe many people here agree the offensive line caused alot of havoc in the game for us