Nuncha

Colts did pretty well with a washed up Rivers and got a decent year out of Carson Stench.

Hell how about LeSean McCoy in this offense, or Fred Jackson?

Nice to have him for depth but only dreamers think he's better than Edmunds.

I never said the wins weren't impressive. I said the sloppy tacking will MATTER against the top tier teams in the NFL. They can get away with slop against the Browns and Lions. Where in any of my posts did I say the wins were NOT good? It appears reading comprehension isn't your thing.

They are struggling to beat below average teams like the browns and lions missing tackles, do you think they will beat the top teams in the league playing sloppy? Dream on man.

As long as they give up the quick passes to the LOS which typically gain nothing and are down wasters. It doesn't matter who we play, it seems like he opposing team knows when they are coming, and they get blown up 99% of the time.

It's unreasonable for your backup safety to be able to tackle? Listen to McD's post-game press conference. He said we have to tackle better and obviously didn't say "oh well we are playing backups so whiffing on a bunch of tackles is fine".

Does he have an explanation for why our D is suddenly missing SO MANY tackles? It's ridiculous really.

T. White

Gabe will be fine once he stops dropping the ball.

Let's have him come back before he is ready and have a setback that keeps him out the rest of the year. Not sure why the money thing is bothering you. White isn't the only injured player ever to be paid while recovering from injury. Happens all over the league.

And they play again Thursday...ugh.

Jacoby Brisset looked like a great QB against us: 28/41 (68.3%) 324yards 3TDs 0INT 116.3 rating At least Chubb didn't run all over us.

That is pathetic.

Patriots will welcome him back with open arms after the Raiders fire him.

Tom Brady didn't have to run the ball because historically his teams had really strong running games. So genius what does that have to do with Josh playing like a rookie (I'll get specific for you) PASSING the football and making BAD decisions THROWING the ball that cost us two consecutive games?

I don't care if you agree or not, maybe watch his post-game interviews where he himself said he played like garbage. He pretty much lost MVP consideration the last 3 games and lost his swag. The two interceptions against the Packers and Jets were beyond horrible, three turnovers against the Vikes, the second interception lost the damn game. You want to say he played great that's your opinion, but clearly he has regressed. 7 turnovers the last 11 quarters and the end result is 3rd place in the AFC East. For the first time in his CAREER he has thrown two interceptions in three straight games. Last 3 games: 60 of 102 (58.8%) 753 yards 3 TD's 6 INT's The numbers say it all.

The last 10 quarters plus OT our QB has been an issue. You are blind if you think otherwise.

We were up by 2 scores, but a 2 score lead with an extra FG would have resulted in a W. Take the easy points always, ESPECIALLY against good teams who have been coming from behind and winning games.

Take the points. They made it easier for the Vikings to come back and ultimately win the game. You are wrong....A 13 point lead there would have resulted in a W. That last FG drive by Josh ends the game in regulation, we win 33-30. Hell even if they MADE the missed PAT we still would have won 33-31.

Going for it was absolutely stupid there. Take the points. That decision was the difference in the ballgame.

Had they kicked the FG in the 4th quarter none of it would have mattered. Even if the Vikes make the missed PAT we would have won 33-31 in REGULATION. I'll never understand why they didn't put easy points on the board there. We were on the 7-yard line, and it would have been an easy FG.

How many plays yesterday, especially in the second half, did Josh have to just dump the ball into the ground and/or were our RB's blown up completely at the LOS? Is our play calling that obvious? It seemed like the Vikes could predict exactly what we were going to do at times....and way too often.