YikesVikes wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 10:56 pm
1. A good defense without their starting DBs
2. A team we should beat
I'm guessing Detroit thought they should beat the Jets, too.
YikesVikes wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 10:56 pmI'm not downplaying the win.
And ... we'll just stop right there. Yes, you are. You do it every week, and you're doing it again.
At least 90% of your posts consist of busting on every aspect of this team. It gets tiresome.
YikesVikes wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 10:56 pmHowever, Cousins didn't play great despite our points. He would admit it to you. Our turnovers should have lead to more points and we often had stalled drives. I have already pointed out the ways he played poorly. Care to address those points?
Why should I?
Every time I refute your opinions with facts, you resort to more opinions. It gets nowhere.
YikesVikes wrote: ↑Sun Oct 21, 2018 10:56 pmBTW, I never blamed Cousins for the fumbles and I have never stop pointing out that our oline is an issue. We still cannot consitently run the ball. Way too many hits in the backfield and 1 yard gains. I'm not satisfied in beating the Jets. I am thinking about playoffs and I see things that need to be fixed or we will be adding yet another non-championship season to our record. It's ok to say something related to the Vikings was bad. Not everything is perfect.
Non-championship season? Strap it on, young'un. I've been through 50 of them now. And I'm nowhere near as pessimistic as you are.
No, the offense wasn't sharp yesterday, especially in the second quarter. But they scored 37 points, a season high, so it wasn't like they were inept. You say "not everything was perfect." Do you honestly believe that's a realistic standard? This isn't a video game. Last I checked, the other team pays its players, too. It's the NFL. Nothing is ever perfect. The Chiefs found that out a week ago, and the Rams will find it out soon enough.