Vikings/Saints Post-Game
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Regarding Diggs and Rhodes I'll admit during the game after the Taysom pass I said Rhodes needs to be gone next year. However, I like the passion it's much better than apathy.
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Do we know the reason for Diggs helmet throw?Maelstrom88 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 5:58 pm Regarding Diggs and Rhodes I'll admit during the game after the Taysom pass I said Rhodes needs to be gone next year. However, I like the passion it's much better than apathy.
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Media is already saying it should have been offencive interference. Just can't give us any props for a good win
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Tony Dungy just expressed his opinion that Rudy's TD should have been flagged, so I guess that's the narrative we have to hear going forward.
Honestly, I thought for sure it would get called on replay, given our history.
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If Michael Thomas had done it you wouldn't hear a peep. I don't even think it was a PI. Thomas pushes off all the time btw. He definitely isn't getting open with his 4.56 40 speed.
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It is funny because the Saints fans aren't even complaining about it.Texas Vike wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:24 pm Tony Dungy just expressed his opinion that Rudy's TD should have been flagged, so I guess that's the narrative we have to hear going forward.
Honestly, I thought for sure it would get called on replay, given our history.
I am shocked the NFL had the good sense to not review that play. Should have been called on the field, but since it wasn't, taking away that TD would have been the worst thing the NFL could have done.
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Harrison and Dungy looked and sounded disgusted like it was as bad as the Rams-Saints game last year. Can't believe it. Harrison is usually anti-Vikings and Cousins (the throw to Thielen was all him and no credit to Kirk) but Dungy is usually pro-Vikings. Why is there always something where the Vikings can't get credit for an awesome game? They slowed the replay way down - see how the defensive back's head goes back? Well, he was looking up at the ball morons... C ould it have been called? Maybe but that would have been very weak. Recalled? No.
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I sure do. The first OT scoring drive of his career and it came in the biggest OT of his career.J. Kapp 11 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 5:14 pm Kirk Cousins in overtime: 4-for-5, 63 yards, TD, 3 first down completions.
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So did Florio and Harrison. Funny how they forgot all the non calls early in the game that went for NO. No Illegal procedure that would have negated the Theilen fumble, all the holding calls they got away with and the BS holding call on us.Texas Vike wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:24 pm Tony Dungy just expressed his opinion that Rudy's TD should have been flagged, so I guess that's the narrative we have to hear going forward.
Honestly, I thought for sure it would get called on replay, given our history.
Oh well who cares. We advance, the Saints will soak in their hot and cold tubs and overflow them with their own tears, Sean Peyton will cry at the podium, then go back in the training room amd down a handful of stolen Vicodins amd prepare his speech at the league rules meeting to change yet another rule.
BOO HOO YOU CHEATING FAT HEADED CHEATING CRY BABY.
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Because ALL of them look like morons cuz they all said we had no chance to win. So they are looking for an out. Period4mnvikings82 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:23 pm Media is already saying it should have been offencive interference. Just can't give us any props for a good win
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Time to drag some lawn chairs to Hennepin Avenue.J. Kapp 11 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 4:55 pm Just now on NFL Network.
The last three teams to lose a fumble on the opening drive of a playoff game have gone on to win the Super Bowl.
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I went back and watched the replay of the TD catch and Rudolph defiantly pushed off. And I love the fact that it wasn't called! What poetic justice. We've been able to absolutely cut their hearts out of them now the past two playoff games we've had with them. To do it again today, on their field, is just priceless! Now, onto SF and I'll bet any amount you can count, we won't get caught flat like we did against Philly. SKOL VIKINGS!!!40for60 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:35 pm Harrison and Dungy looked and sounded disgusted like it was as bad as the Rams-Saints game last year. Can't believe it. Harrison is usually anti-Vikings and Cousins (the throw to Thielen was all him and no credit to Kirk) but Dungy is usually pro-Vikings. Why is there always something where the Vikings can't get credit for an awesome game? They slowed the replay way down - see how the defensive back's head goes back? Well, he was looking up at the ball morons... C ould it have been called? Maybe but that would have been very weak. Recalled? No.
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They probably sound disgusted because they all look like idiots for saying the saints will win by 100. I’ve been following the game all week like most of us have. I have not seen one single person predict the Vikings to win (other than on here)40for60 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:35 pm Harrison and Dungy looked and sounded disgusted like it was as bad as the Rams-Saints game last year. Can't believe it. Harrison is usually anti-Vikings and Cousins (the throw to Thielen was all him and no credit to Kirk) but Dungy is usually pro-Vikings. Why is there always something where the Vikings can't get credit for an awesome game? They slowed the replay way down - see how the defensive back's head goes back? Well, he was looking up at the ball morons... C ould it have been called? Maybe but that would have been very weak. Recalled? No.
I said all week I had a weird feeling about this game and that we play so much better when we’re viewed as underdogs. I called 27-24 Vikings but 26-20 sounds way better.
Maybe this will finally put the Kirk cousins and big game narrative to an end. Because that was by FAR the biggest game of his career and he couldn’t have played better on that final OT drive
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Agreed. Maybe it’s payback for bountygate.StumpHunter wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:32 pmIt is funny because the Saints fans aren't even complaining about it.Texas Vike wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:24 pm Tony Dungy just expressed his opinion that Rudy's TD should have been flagged, so I guess that's the narrative we have to hear going forward.
Honestly, I thought for sure it would get called on replay, given our history.
I am shocked the NFL had the good sense to not review that play. Should have been called on the field, but since it wasn't, taking away that TD would have been the worst thing the NFL could have done.
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Most of their fans recognize that we simply outplayed them. I was very surprised to hear it from Dungy.