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It was awesome. To see all the Packer fans filing out of stadium with a few minutes to go when they didn’t get that last 4th down was priceless. On a side note- The thing that astounds me about Vikes games is how much more hammered the fans are than at Gopher games. Certainly different clientele. Guy in his mid 40’s on the light rail home was so hammered he could barely keep his eyes open, and of course by far the most vocal. Dude, even if you came to the game drunk, how many $15 beers do you have to buy to get that drunk? You may need a more productive hobby…
Disagree on select matchups, like this one. Was awesome to be there and outstanding atmosphere, tailgating where ever there is still an open lot downtown that hasn't had a condo structure built on it.
No matter what, I have no doubt you'll find a way to make a negative post about it!
LOL, yeah, no kidding he "should have". First NFL game, first NFL catch, from future HOF'er for a long TD against the hated rival (sorry, Packers-Bears is dead, Packers fans only lie about it to troll Vikings fans).
Did TruthSeeker write that?? (JK!)If you want a laugh, read this:
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When you're paying hundreds for the game ticket, what's another hundred in stadium beers??
Have you been to a Badger game at Camp Randall?
Those folks are usually drinking in the parking lot, not at the game. At least that's been my experience from what I've seen.
| A |  Vikings |
| If you're a Vikings fan, this is exactly how you wanted the Kevin O'Connell era to start. Not only was the offense clicking through the air, with Kirk Cousins playing a near-flawless game dishing it to the always-open Justin Jefferson, but the revamped defense was feisty around the pocket and on clutch downs, with Za'Darius Smith and Jordan Hicks in particular proving the linebacker corps is worthwhile again. Beating the Packers on opening week is one thing; waltzing past them with a straightforward game plan is another. |
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CBS' Week 1 Grades:
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VikingsIf you're a Vikings fan, this is exactly how you wanted the Kevin O'Connell era to start. Not only was the offense clicking through the air, with Kirk Cousins playing a near-flawless game dishing it to the always-open Justin Jefferson, but the revamped defense was feisty around the pocket and on clutch downs, with Za'Darius Smith and Jordan Hicks in particular proving the linebacker corps is worthwhile again. Beating the Packers on opening week is one thing; waltzing past them with a straightforward game plan is another.
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Skol Vikes!!
Yes, multiple. I had batteries thrown at me for wearing Gopher gear. I expect it there.
Not only that, what stuck out to me was the penalties. Penalties is TYPICALLY coaching, one of the bigger reasons I'm on the Fleck train, the Gophers are one of the least penalized teams in NCAAFB. The Broncos were atrocious on that side of the ledger. Just a horribly sloppy and undisciplined team.
I think Russ has lost it, and the Broncos paid him.
He may not be top 5 anymore but he's still in the upper half of the league. They probably overpaid in the trade and the contract. But he's not the reason they lost last night.
I don't know that I'm all that sold on LaFleur either but at least they have three consecutive 13-3 seasons to show for it, and a couple of NFL MVPs. Hackett seems a little lost, and Russ ain't Rodgers, and the Broncos play in a significantly much more difficult division. I have serious doubts at this point
