Are the Vikings the NFL's best team?

**Marrdro** · 11-17-2009, 11:52 AM

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

**Zeus** · 11-17-2009, 12:12 PM

"Marrdro" wrote:

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

=Z=

**marstc09** · 11-17-2009, 12:24 PM

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

=Z=

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

**snowinapril** · 11-17-2009, 12:26 PM

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff My Farvish Friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

=Z=

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

His replacement picked Bulger at the goal line. For what it is worth it was Bulger.

**i_bleed_purple** · 11-17-2009, 12:26 PM

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

=Z=

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

shocking!
one might go as far as saying he's a differencemaker and a key asset to their defense.

**BleedinPandG** · 11-17-2009, 12:30 PM

"i_bleed_purple" wrote:

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff My Farvish Friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

=Z=

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

shocking!
one might go as far as saying he's a differencemaker and a key asset to their defense.

Fire Frazier!
Chucklehead can't get the most out of his talent!

**Zeus** · 11-17-2009, 12:39 PM

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

I think you can blame this QB line:
18 26 69.2 223 8.6 2 2 1 6 89.1 and the fumble by Colston more than anything the Saints defense did.

=Z=

**marstc09** · 11-17-2009, 12:52 PM

"Zeus" wrote:

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

"CulpepperViking16" wrote:

The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

I think you can blame this QB line:
18 26 69.2 223 8.6 2 2 1 6 89.1 and the fumble by Colston more than anything the Saints defense did.

=Z=

The Rams scored 23 points. Before that they averaged 10.

**i_bleed_purple** · 11-17-2009, 12:54 PM

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Marrdro" wrote:

[quote author=CulpepperViking16 link=topic=54039.msg1018057#msg1018057 date=1258480105]
The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

I think you can blame this QB line:
18 26 69.2 223 8.6 2 2 1 6 89.1 and the fumble by Colston more than anything the Saints defense did.

=Z=

The Rams scored 23 points. Before that they averaged 10.
[/quote]

its the QB's fault.
I mean, how could you possibly play good defense when your rating is only 89.1?

**Zeus** · 11-17-2009, 12:56 PM

"i_bleed_purple" wrote:

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"marstc09" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

[quote author=Marrdro link=topic=54039.msg1018061#msg1018061 date=1258480320]
[quote author=CulpepperViking16 link=topic=54039.msg1018057#msg1018057 date=1258480105]
The top 5 are Bengals, Vikings, Patriots, Saints, and Colts.

The bengals are heavily underrated in my opinion. They're 7-2, but should be 8-1. Since they're not, they've been able to stay out of the spotlight, but this team is dangerous. I still think the Vikings are #1, and most of that can be attributed to Favre (he makes receivers look better, dont' tell me TJ would be giving rice 200 yards a game)

The colts haven't lost a game, so I don't think they can look back and improve, which will hurt them later on....plus they're injury plagued as well.

Saints are a powerhouse waiting to fall into a slump. Defense isn't great and Sharper has won a couple of their games for them.

The Patriots are still a gol 'darnit good team. I expect them in the AFC championship if not further. screw the bad call. They know what they have and they know how to use it to their advantage

Good stuff my friend.

Your comment on the Saints/Sharp makes me wonder what thier depth is like.
I wonder if they could loose him for awhile and still win (ala Whinny).

Sharper was out last week, if you didn't know.

and they almost lost to a pathetic Rams team.

I think you can blame this QB line:
18 26 69.2 223 8.6 2 2 1 6 89.1 and the fumble by Colston more than anything the Saints defense did.

The Rams scored 23 points. Before that they averaged 10.
[/quote]

its the QB's fault.
I mean, how could you possibly play good defense when your rating is only 89.1?
[/quote]

2 picks and a fumble (by Colston).
Only 1 turnover by their defense means -2 TO differential on the day.

Rather than sarcastically bleating, perhaps you could actually analyze and opine.

=Z=