Sharper likes Vikings' energy

**singersp** · 05-24-2007, 04:51 AM

[size=13pt]Sharper likes Vikings' energy[/size]

Pioneer Press

Article Last Updated: 05/22/2007 11:20:29 PM CDT

SHOOTER CHARLEY WALTERS

......."And this is as good as I've ever seen a team do as far as execution on the first day," Sharper said after practice. "There's a lot of energy out there.".......

**renovikesfan** · 05-24-2007, 05:46 AM

OVERHEARD

Vikings coach Brad Childress, after Tuesday's voluntary workout at Winter Park: "I did a little show of hands this morning in the meeting, and I think there were four or five hands; we've had four or five new babies since last year and seven guys' wives are pregnant. I've asked those guys to be more productive, and they are doing a great job of following my lead."

Ummmmmmmmm.....not sure what to think of that.
LOL

**Marrdro** · 05-24-2007, 07:37 AM

"renovikesfan" wrote:

OVERHEARD

Vikings coach Brad Childress, after Tuesday's voluntary workout at Winter Park: "I did a little show of hands this morning in the meeting, and I think there were four or five hands; we've had four or five new babies since last year and seven guys' wives are pregnant. I've asked those guys to be more productive, and they are doing a great job of following my lead."

Ummmmmmmmm.....not sure what to think of that.
LOL

Maybe the old Chiller does have a sense of humor and can be a bit personable regardless of what the local hacks (sports writers) want you to believe.

You go B-chillllllll
;D

Singer, this is another jewel. Especially coming from a Tomlin supporter.
Maybe, just maybe the sky isn't falling because good old Mike T took another job.

And this is as good as I've ever seen a team do as far as execution on the first day

**Prophet** · 05-24-2007, 07:40 AM

"Marrdro" wrote:

"renovikesfan" wrote:

OVERHEARD

Vikings coach Brad Childress, after Tuesday's voluntary workout at Winter Park: "I did a little show of hands this morning in the meeting, and I think there were four or five hands; we've had four or five new babies since last year and seven guys' wives are pregnant. I've asked those guys to be more productive, and they are doing a great job of following my lead."

Ummmmmmmmm.....not sure what to think of that.
LOL

Maybe the old Chiller does have a sense of humor and can be a bit personable regardless of what the local hacks (sports writers) want you to believe.

You go B-chillllllll

;D

Singer, this is another jewel. Especially coming from a Tomlin supporter.
Maybe, just maybe the sky isn't falling because good old Mike T took another job.

And this is as good as I've ever seen a team do as far as execution on the first day

based on what I've heard the Chiller has a great sense of humor, just a dry sense of humor.
Based on the media hacks' writing style, my guess is they aren't bright enough to pick up on it even if it was interpreted for them.
Send them to Great Britain for a professional development class.

**nephilimstorm** · 05-24-2007, 05:22 PM

I hope sharper kicks butt htis year...he's due a good year again

**Billy Boy** · 05-24-2007, 05:46 PM

"Prophet" wrote:

based on what I've heard the Chiller has a great sense of humor, just a dry sense of humor.
Based on the media hacks' writing style, my guess is they aren't bright enough to pick up on it even if it was interpreted for them.
Send them to Great Britain for a professional development class.

I figured it out and on average 1.2 times a press release Ray Childress makes me chuckle.
His humor is subtle usually, the quality kind.

KAO is a good example.

**cogitans** · 05-24-2007, 05:53 PM

"Billy" wrote:

"Prophet" wrote:

based on what I've heard the Chiller has a great sense of humor, just a dry sense of humor.
Based on the media hacks' writing style, my guess is they aren't bright enough to pick up on it even if it was interpreted for them.
Send them to Great Britain for a professional development class.

I figured it out and on average 1.2 times a press release Ray Childress makes me chuckle.
His humor is subtle usually, the quality kind.

KAO is a good example.

Who is Ray.

Besides that I allways enjoy a good solid statistic.

**marcosMN** · 05-24-2007, 05:59 PM

"cogitans" wrote:

"Billy" wrote:

"Prophet" wrote:

based on what I've heard the Chiller has a great sense of humor, just a dry sense of humor.
Based on the media hacks' writing style, my guess is they aren't bright enough to pick up on it even if it was interpreted for them.
Send them to Great Britain for a professional development class.

I figured it out and on average 1.2 times a press release Ray Childress makes me chuckle.
His humor is subtle usually, the quality kind.

KAO is a good example.

Who is Ray.

Besides that I allways enjoy a good solid statistic.

LMAO. That is exactly what I was thinking.

Chilly is a funny guy when he wants to be, the problem is the media folks are always expecting a buttoned-down, no-nonsense interview. So, when he does crack a joke, they never even notice.

**Billy Boy** · 05-29-2007, 12:54 AM

"cogitans" wrote:

"Billy" wrote:

I figured it out and on average 1.2 times a press release Ray Childress makes me chuckle.
His humor is subtle usually, the quality kind.

KAO is a good examplee

Who is Ray.

It took me awhile to figure it out, but after reading the article again I finally got it.

Reyes still taking snaps

Brad Childress.

Ray Childress.

**singersp** · 05-29-2007, 05:08 AM

"Billy" wrote:

"cogitans" wrote:

"Billy" wrote:

I figured it out and on average 1.2 times a press release Ray Childress makes me chuckle.
His humor is subtle usually, the quality kind.

KAO is a good examplee

Who is Ray.

It took me awhile to figure it out, but after reading the article again I finally got it.

Reyes still taking snaps

"Playing under Vikings Head Coach Ray Childress, Reyes feels confident he can make the team."

Whatever happened to the guy that guy that used to say;

"Well, you can call me Ray or you can call me Jay or you can call me..........."

Was that a Billy Crystal stint on SNL?

My memory is clouded in regards to that one.