Chris Cook gets an interception

[720pete]

Only took 4 years.

Chris Cook Picks off Ravens 2nd string QB Tyrod Taylor, celebrates like crazy.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/san-franc ... 07292.html

[Purple bruise]

Only took 4 years.

Chris Cook Picks off Ravens 2nd string QB Tyrod Taylor, celebrates like crazy.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/san-franc ... 07292.html

Four years heck, it had been since he was playing Pop Warner

[jackal]

Four years heck, it had been since he was playing Pop Warner

laughs i saw that live at work and i was like if you were wearing purple that would hit the ground,
for sure.

[Reignman]

That's because San Fran is one of those teams innovative enough to let their DB's use their hands in pass defense. And it looks like the Vikings have finally gotten on board with that program this year.

[Cliff]

Did the ball get stuck in his face mask or something?

[dead_poet]

Did the ball get stuck in his face mask or something?

It still counts.

[Mothman]

Alas, it's the preseason so he still doesn't have an official interception as an NFL player. Maybe he'll get one this year...

[Demi]

Alas, it's the preseason so he still doesn't have an official interception as an NFL player. Maybe he'll get one this year...

http://espn.go.com/blog/san-francisco-4 ... terception

BALTIMORE -- It doesn’t count. But in so many ways, it does.

Chris Cook is entering his fifth season as an NFL cornerback, and it finally happened on Thursday night. Cook registered his first NFL interception. OK, it’s the preseason, but he’s never been credited for a pick in the NFL, even in the preseason.

Five YEARS on the Vikings, and preseason, regular season, postseason, NOT ONE official interception (Cook said he had “one or two” interceptions nullified by penalties.) And now, one PRESEASON game into his FIRST non-Viking game, and he has an interception?

Damn you Frazier, DAMN YOU TO HELL!!!

He played in 34 regular season games here, started 29. (Can't find preseason/post on nfl.com) and never one. And now, literally the first time he stepped on the field against another team in the NFL after leaving the Vikings and he has one? Coincidence? Hardly...)

[Funkytown]

Five YEARS on the Vikings, and preseason, regular season, postseason, NOT ONE official interception (Cook said he had “one or two” interceptions nullified by penalties.) And now, one PRESEASON game into his FIRST non-Viking game, and he has an interception?

Damn you Frazier, DAMN YOU TO HELL!!!

He played in 34 regular season games here, started 29. (Can't find preseason/post on nfl.com) and never one. And now, literally the first time he stepped on the field against another team in the NFL after leaving the Vikings and he has one? Coincidence? Hardly...)

[Eli]

And now, literally the first time he stepped on the field against another team in the NFL after leaving the Vikings and he has one? Coincidence? Hardly...)

Have you seen the replay? That was a stupidly easy INT. Ol' Tyrod Taylor (23 passing attempts in three years) stared down his receiver and then threw high and several yards behind him. Which is where Chris Cook happened to be.

[Funkytown]

Have you seen the replay? That was a stupidly easy INT. Ol' Tyrod Taylor (23 passing attempts in three years) stared down his receiver and then threw high and several yards behind him. Which is where Chris Cook happened to be.

Have you seen all of the other stupidly easy plays that Cook has failed to make over the years? Don't try to downplay this. It's big time. lol

[Eli]

Have you seen all of the other stupidly easy plays that Cook has failed to make over the years?

That's a very good point.

[Reignman]

Have you seen all of the other stupidly easy plays that Cook has failed to make over the years? Don't try to downplay this. It's big time. lol

Not to mention CB Larry Brown was named MVP of Super Bowl XXX because Neil O'Donnell threw him 2 stupidly easy INT's lol.

[Just Me]

For some reason, I always thought of this scene whenever Cook was on the field:

[Mothman]

LOL! I've always loved that goofy little montage. I can see why you'd associate it with Cook.