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I don't even care about that. I expected it at some point. Hope it's just that one though and the Vikes can produce on offense here.

Yep. I'd say it's as bad as ours was at it's worst last year. Bell may be better than Ryan's brother.

Should've had one against us in the playoffs when he ran all the way to the end zone freaking out and whipped his headset right in the refs face.

Great pump and checkdown by Ben.

He's shown flashes but has been injured his entire pro career. Out this game.

I can think of off the top of my head 6. Possibly more. And all were long (over 50 yards). I do believe though that on a fair amount of those drives we still scored. I remember immediately after a wide open bomb dropped by Ginn we went right back to him for a long TD the next play. Another question is how many of Cam's 10 INT were off the receiver's hands? He threw 2 against you guys and 1 was off of Funchess' hands that he should've caught and I think the other was either a bad decision or was tipped up at the line. He threw 3 picks against the Eagles, another off of Funchess' hands that should've been caught and right into the defender. One was a bad pass and the other was one that Ginn caught, took 2 steps and his knee hit down just before the defender stripped the ball but they ruled it an INT. Then there was former Seahawk Norwood's dropped TD pass that went right off of his hands and into the defenders. Should've been a TD instead of an INT. Forget which game that was.

I personally wouldn't have started this thread because I don't go around to other boards but it looks to me like the person who started this thread, who lives in Washington, saw this on his facebook which isn't him going to some Seahawks fan board. I don't know how facebook works but I doubt it's like these fan forums.

I've watched him play a fair amount and one play from this past Sunday proves my point exactly. Wilson was running right into the end zone and slid just before the goal line and didn't get in. Isiah Thomas would've put his life on the line to get into that end zone. MJ would've. And you damn well know for sure that Cam will do whatever is humanly possible to get into the end zone. Wilson always does that wimpy little arm extension and runs out of bounds. Take Cam's first down run against the Falcons in the loss where he literally dragged the entire Falcons defense on his back for 7 or 8 yards after contact to get the first down. Yes, Wilson does not have the strength and size of Cam but that's irrelevant when you watch how both of them play the game. Wilson is a great player and I respect him as one of the best in the league. But he doesn't have anywhere near Isiah's or Cam's heart. Isiah played like he was Bill Laimbeer's size and took guys on like Parish and Bird who were a foot taller than him and 100 pounds more. Cam literally puts the team on his back in any situation just like Isiah. I've never seen Wilson do that.

I don't think they were cheap shot artists at all. The Celtics and Lakers started all that sh*t. That's the way basketball was played back then. For some reason Detroit got the Bad Boys label instead of those pieces of sh*t in Boston and LA, and what Detroit got from those teams carried over into when they played the Bulls.

Pretty sad you came to a Carolina Panthers fan board when we're not even playing you. Go to the Vikings boards and rip on Teddy, maybe it'll make you feel better about yourself.

The issue with this is Isiah had more heart and was a better winner. He didn't have anywhere near MJ's natural talent, size and athleticism but that man played harder than anybody. He put up 16 points in 94 seconds to send a playoff game to OT and scored 25 in a quarter in a Finals game with only 1 ankle. Cam has Isiah's heart and MJ's natural talent and athleticism. Russell has Isiah's talent (lesser than Cam) but not his heart either. (granted I am biased because I loved the Bad Boys back in the day--Isiah was my favorite with Dumars a close second--and couldn't stand the Bulls or MJ)

Man those pictures on page 17 are fuging awesome! Cam's right arm looks completely wrecked but Superman didn't even realize it.

So can we ban that retard now? he's annoying. And PU as well.

So glad they showed Braylon on TV. So happy he's there and having a blast.

Cortland's gonna have the best game of his career so far and contribute to shutting down Odell this game. Just feeling it. He got a chance from the Panthers and this is a huge test going up against the best young wideout in the league. He's going to get up for this game.

Luke's ability to QB the defense on the field is most valuable. He's the best defensive player this league has seen since LT.

The read option isn't as big a part of our offense as people typically think, we could (and should) remove it completely without Stew. Our offense wouldn't miss a beat.

I would go with CAP, he's a good enough runner with a great line that if he does well early (as Jeremy said, which I believe he will) he'll get touches and he can produce big. Of course there's a chance of him getting 3 carries for 5 yards and nothing else. Boom/bust and I'm feeling boom.

Agreed.

Wouldn't matter if they did. I would wager money that we have the 1 seed locked up and they have the 2 seed locked up before week 17 and the Cards could be in a position where they could even rest starters.

You wait and see former Seaturkeys fan.

Vikings are likely going to lose the 5th seed to the Seahawks, so that means the Hawks will have to play whatever team comes out of the NFC East in that team's stadium... I'd be pretty damn worried if I was a Hawks fan because you just know that team's gonna have some fuging luck in that game and I'd put my money on them.

I agree but if roles were reversed Cam wouldn't have taken a sack there even with Bell.

Despite the win in Minnesota, they aren't scary at all outside of Seattle. And it's literally impossible for them to play us in Seattle in the playoffs.

Giants' John Brown not Miami's. And he's a kicker, not sure how you didn't realize the difference... Lay off the liquor brother.