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ORIGINAL: ronhextall

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: Trekgeekscott

All this talk about the cap and all I can think about is how we have the NFLs greatest capological genius in our front office.

I have no doubt in my mind that Brez has a plan for the 2020 cap in place already. and in Brez I trust.

I don't get the love for Brez in here.

Accountant's are a dime a dozen.

Vikings have a great coach, GM, and cap guy.

That has added up to jack squat.

Just win baby.

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

I didn't realize that the Bears lost their defensive coordinator. I see a regression back to the mean

https://www.dailynorseman.com/2019/6/19/18682216/nfc-north-off-season-analysis-minnesota-vikings-chicago-bears-green-bay-packers-detroit-lions

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here are some highlights of Blasingame as a pass receiver out of the backfield. I'm hoping that he makes the team with a splash. I mean, last year two un-drafted free agents made the team, but this one ran a 4.55 40 at 233 pounds. He also did a 38.5" vertical leap at his Pro Day. Just to give you some perspective, even though he was 16 pounds heavier than Holyfield, the running back out of Georgia, his standing broad jump was 13" farther. It's true he needs to add some muscle, but that is something that can happen with an NFL training regimen.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1141357254559485954

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here are some highlights of Blasingame as a pass receiver out of the backfield. I'm hoping that he makes the team with a splash. I mean, last year two un-drafted free agents made the team, but this one ran a 4.55 40 at 233 pounds. He also did a 38.5" vertical leap at his Pro Day. Just to give you some perspective, even though he was 16 pounds heavier than Holyfield, the running back out of Georgia, his standing broad jump was 13" farther. It's true he needs to add some muscle, but that is something that can happen with an NFL training regimen.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1141357254559485954

I'm thinking Ham holds him off but looks like a PS guy for sure.

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ORIGINAL: ratoppenheimer

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here are some highlights of Blasingame as a pass receiver out of the backfield. I'm hoping that he makes the team with a splash. I mean, last year two un-drafted free agents made the team, but this one ran a 4.55 40 at 233 pounds. He also did a 38.5" vertical leap at his Pro Day. Just to give you some perspective, even though he was 16 pounds heavier than Holyfield, the running back out of Georgia, his standing broad jump was 13" farther. It's true he needs to add some muscle, but that is something that can happen with an NFL training regimen.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1141357254559485954

I'm thinking Ham holds him off but looks like a PS guy for sure.

i don't know - a 4.55/40 fullback with his measurements...ham only has one year left on his deal, and then he's an rfa...and even this year blasingame is $200k cheaper - and with three years on his deal....

also, blasingame is a graduate student....

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: ratoppenheimer

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here are some highlights of Blasingame as a pass receiver out of the backfield. I'm hoping that he makes the team with a splash. I mean, last year two un-drafted free agents made the team, but this one ran a 4.55 40 at 233 pounds. He also did a 38.5" vertical leap at his Pro Day. Just to give you some perspective, even though he was 16 pounds heavier than Holyfield, the running back out of Georgia, his standing broad jump was 13" farther. It's true he needs to add some muscle, but that is something that can happen with an NFL training regimen.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1141357254559485954

I'm thinking Ham holds him off but looks like a PS guy for sure.

i don't know - a 4.55/40 fullback with his measurements...ham only has one year left on his deal, and then he's an rfa...and even this year blasingame is $200k cheaper - and with three years on his deal....

also, blasingame is a graduate student....

On the day he became a teenager, Blasingame had already flew to the moon in a rocket he designed. Last summer he swam the oceans and got all the plastic out of them. Just last month he missed an OTA day because he was an emergency fill in at MITs PhD Physics Dept.

He's at 270 lbs. Some scientific muscle powder he designed while driving in rush hour in LA.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: ratoppenheimer

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here are some highlights of Blasingame as a pass receiver out of the backfield. I'm hoping that he makes the team with a splash. I mean, last year two un-drafted free agents made the team, but this one ran a 4.55 40 at 233 pounds. He also did a 38.5" vertical leap at his Pro Day. Just to give you some perspective, even though he was 16 pounds heavier than Holyfield, the running back out of Georgia, his standing broad jump was 13" farther. It's true he needs to add some muscle, but that is something that can happen with an NFL training regimen.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1141357254559485954

I'm thinking Ham holds him off but looks like a PS guy for sure.

i don't know - a 4.55/40 fullback with his measurements...ham only has one year left on his deal, and then he's an rfa...and even this year blasingame is $200k cheaper - and with three years on his deal....

also, blasingame is a graduate student....

On the day he became a teenager, Blasingame had already flew to the moon in a rocket he designed. Last summer he swam the oceans and got all the plastic out of them. Just last month he missed an OTA day because he was an emergency fill in at MITs PhD Physics Dept.

He's at 270 lbs. Some scientific muscle powder he designed while driving in rush hour in LA.

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

I haven't sent a question to Wobby for quite awhile, now. What would you ask?

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here is a good article to chew on.

https://purpleptsd.com/vikings-talk-what-is-1222-personnel-and-how-can-the-vikings-get-it-to-work-for-them/

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ORIGINAL: David F.

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here is a good article to chew on.

https://purpleptsd.com/vikings-talk-what-is-1222-personnel-and-how-can-the-vikings-get-it-to-work-for-them/

Imagine a formation with Dalvin Cook, Alexander Mattison , Stefon Diggs, Adam Thielen, Irv Smith JR, and Rudolph all on the field simultaneously .

One of them is playing QB I guess? Also, Wowzers was there a lot of misspelled words and grammatical errors in there.

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ORIGINAL: David F.

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here is a good article to chew on.

https://purpleptsd.com/vikings-talk-what-is-1222-personnel-and-how-can-the-vikings-get-it-to-work-for-them/

Imagine a formation with Dalvin Cook, Alexander Mattison , Stefon Diggs, Adam Thielen, Irv Smith JR, and Rudolph all on the field simultaneously .

One of them is playing QB I guess? Also, Wowzers was there a lot of misspelled words and grammatical errors in there.

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

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ORIGINAL: David F.

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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson

Here is a good article to chew on.

https://purpleptsd.com/vikings-talk-what-is-1222-personnel-and-how-can-the-vikings-get-it-to-work-for-them/

Imagine a formation with Dalvin Cook, Alexander Mattison , Stefon Diggs, Adam Thielen, Irv Smith JR, and Rudolph all on the field simultaneously .

One of them is playing QB I guess? Also, Wowzers was there a lot of misspelled words and grammatical errors in there.

You made a good point so I rephrased your question to be respectful and sent it to the writer. Happily I got a response.

Hey, Bruce. I should have been more specific in the Article. It’s called a tackle over scheme. It’s a unbalanced lineup that would allow either tight end to chip block while the other holds the block making difficult for the defense to match up, and it would allow better control of the A gaps because the Dline would be so unbalanced. you would have to sub out a tackle, so it would mostly be a goal line play action play. They could run a stretch play from this formation if the defense decides to protect the A gaps instead of the C and D gaps. Great question man feel free to ask many more


Since he liked my question I just sent him a follow up question. I will share if he responds.