I never said I would advise anybody to do that. I just said if I "MUST" do that it would be better to book some time at a track.allday1991 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 21, 2023 7:18 amAs a father I’d tell my 21 year old son as a new driver I don’t think it’s a good idea to take a 600 hp car as a new driver to the track, just cause your on a track doesn’t make you superhuman, also voids your insurance on the car and yourself! Better than testing in the streets but still not a great idea imo.VikingsVictorious wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2023 8:45 pm
I never made a decision like that. If I had big bucks and wanted to drive fast I would have booked some time at a race track.
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Yeah, sure, of course there was, a dog emergency at 3 am.
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Oh, all is well. He isnt just sorry, he is TRULY sorry. Hes not going to be a problem for the rest of his career. 

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He didn't even write that statement in all likelihood.JJBreaksRecords wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 12:36 pm Oh, all is well. He isnt just sorry, he is TRULY sorry. Hes not going to be a problem for the rest of his career.![]()
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I'm seeing reports that Addison is dominating at camp.
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The more I watch Addison's highlights from college the more convinced I am that the Vikings got another steal at WR in this most recent draft. The guy just has that second-sense you see in the great offensive skill position players. He knows how to confuse the guy covering him. He knows how to gain leverage and separation based not just on the route, but also playing off what his defender is doing. And he does all of this smoothly and seemingly without effort, which somehow makes it very predictable for the guy throwing him the ball. I think Addision coupled with JJ is going to be an absolute nightmare for opposing defenses. The two of them just do things right and with TJ in the mix I don't see a lot of secondaries that are going to be able to cover them.VikingsVictorious wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 9:04 am I'm seeing reports that Addison is dominating at camp.
Now, if the OL can just keep Cousins vertical...
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I’m seeing media guys making comps to Percy Harvin. Not as stout or quite as fast as Harvin, but with the same shiftiness and quick twitch.VikingLord wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 11:17 amThe more I watch Addison's highlights from college the more convinced I am that the Vikings got another steal at WR in this most recent draft. The guy just has that second-sense you see in the great offensive skill position players. He knows how to confuse the guy covering him. He knows how to gain leverage and separation based not just on the route, but also playing off what his defender is doing. And he does all of this smoothly and seemingly without effort, which somehow makes it very predictable for the guy throwing him the ball. I think Addision coupled with JJ is going to be an absolute nightmare for opposing defenses. The two of them just do things right and with TJ in the mix I don't see a lot of secondaries that are going to be able to cover them.VikingsVictorious wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 9:04 am I'm seeing reports that Addison is dominating at camp.
Now, if the OL can just keep Cousins vertical...
We’ll see when the bright lights come on, but if those comps are even remotely true, this offense could be a lot of fun.

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I'm confident that Addison will turn out to be a bright lights type of player.J. Kapp 11 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 05, 2023 1:12 pmI’m seeing media guys making comps to Percy Harvin. Not as stout or quite as fast as Harvin, but with the same shiftiness and quick twitch.VikingLord wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 11:17 am
The more I watch Addison's highlights from college the more convinced I am that the Vikings got another steal at WR in this most recent draft. The guy just has that second-sense you see in the great offensive skill position players. He knows how to confuse the guy covering him. He knows how to gain leverage and separation based not just on the route, but also playing off what his defender is doing. And he does all of this smoothly and seemingly without effort, which somehow makes it very predictable for the guy throwing him the ball. I think Addision coupled with JJ is going to be an absolute nightmare for opposing defenses. The two of them just do things right and with TJ in the mix I don't see a lot of secondaries that are going to be able to cover them.
Now, if the OL can just keep Cousins vertical...
We’ll see when the bright lights come on, but if those comps are even remotely true, this offense could be a lot of fun.




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He looks more like an Anthony Carter to me with his movement. Smooth. Again not the same type of speed but frail looking and shorter. I don't see anything close to Harvin. Harvin could put his head down and go through and once through it was over. IMO Harvin was a fun player to watch. Plus you could line him up anywhere just to get the ball in his hands. Games missed was a problem.J. Kapp 11 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 05, 2023 1:12 pmI’m seeing media guys making comps to Percy Harvin. Not as stout or quite as fast as Harvin, but with the same shiftiness and quick twitch.VikingLord wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 11:17 am
The more I watch Addison's highlights from college the more convinced I am that the Vikings got another steal at WR in this most recent draft. The guy just has that second-sense you see in the great offensive skill position players. He knows how to confuse the guy covering him. He knows how to gain leverage and separation based not just on the route, but also playing off what his defender is doing. And he does all of this smoothly and seemingly without effort, which somehow makes it very predictable for the guy throwing him the ball. I think Addision coupled with JJ is going to be an absolute nightmare for opposing defenses. The two of them just do things right and with TJ in the mix I don't see a lot of secondaries that are going to be able to cover them.
Now, if the OL can just keep Cousins vertical...
We’ll see when the bright lights come on, but if those comps are even remotely true, this offense could be a lot of fun.