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ORIGINAL: Daniel Lee Young

Well, I’m fully winterised..

All shots including flu..

Got my Covid booster yesterday, although I had to sneak under the 65+ only restriction.. because I’m only 64..

Under lying health condition..

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ORIGINAL: bohumm

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ORIGINAL: Daniel Lee Young

Well, I’m fully winterised..

All shots including flu..

Got my Covid booster yesterday, although I had to sneak under the 65+ only restriction.. because I’m only 64..

Under lying health condition..

I believe technically that's slightly OVER-lying...

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ORIGINAL: Daniel Lee Young

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ORIGINAL: bohumm

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ORIGINAL: Daniel Lee Young

Well, I’m fully winterised..

All shots including flu..

Got my Covid booster yesterday, although I had to sneak under the 65+ only restriction.. because I’m only 64..

Under lying health condition..

I believe technically that's slightly OVER-lying...

Heart disease is a qualifying condition..

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ORIGINAL: Richard Neussendorfer

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Murph

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ORIGINAL: ronhextall

Rams sign OBJ.

All-in I think is the term. Meanwhile the Vikings GM thinks he is cool stockpiling 6th and 7th rounders and drafting kickers and punters.

When I saw the news break, the first thing that popped into my head was, we need to look at the Rams as a possible front office we could snip a future GM from.

It's not just this year, Snead has a track record of being aggressive.

Yeah. They do a good job of trading for talented guys and don't get into cap trouble.

But, is it a coincidence that the Browns lit it up after releasing OBJ? Rams have a pretty talented WR group and now you bring in OBJ and his family who love to complain if he doesn't get the ball. Time will tell.

Exactly Mark. I think it's an insignificant signing

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ORIGINAL: Mister Ed

Nose tackle Michael Pierce will miss another three games, at least, after being placed on injured reserve Saturday, the Vikings announced.

Pierce has practiced once — Nov. 3 — in the past five weeks, and was set to miss his fifth game in a row on Sunday against the Chargers due to a lingering elbow injury. He first injured his elbow and shoulder during a Sept. 30 practice and tried to play through it in the Oct. 3 loss to Cleveland before exiting in the first half.

The Vikings promoted safety Myles Dorn and cornerback Tye Smith from the practice squad as COVID-19 replacements. Safety Harrison Smith has already been ruled out while on the COVID list, and cornerback Bashaud Breeland (groin) is listed questionable to play against the Chargers.

Pierce has played in four games since signing a three-year, $27 million deal with the Vikings in 2020 free agency. He opted out in 2020, citing asthma that puts him at a heightened risk of complications from COVID-19.

Only the Chargers are allowing more yards per carry than the Vikings defense, which without Pierce has struggled to break through and tackle opponents for losses. They're currently giving up more per rush (4.8 yards) than last year's porous defense (4.6).

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ORIGINAL: Mister Ed

Nose tackle Michael Pierce will miss another three games, at least, after being placed on injured reserve Saturday, the Vikings announced.

Pierce has practiced once — Nov. 3 — in the past five weeks, and was set to miss his fifth game in a row on Sunday against the Chargers due to a lingering elbow injury. He first injured his elbow and shoulder during a Sept. 30 practice and tried to play through it in the Oct. 3 loss to Cleveland before exiting in the first half.

The Vikings promoted safety Myles Dorn and cornerback Tye Smith from the practice squad as COVID-19 replacements. Safety Harrison Smith has already been ruled out while on the COVID list, and cornerback Bashaud Breeland (groin) is listed questionable to play against the Chargers.

Pierce has played in four games since signing a three-year, $27 million deal with the Vikings in 2020 free agency. He opted out in 2020, citing asthma that puts him at a heightened risk of complications from COVID-19.

Only the Chargers are allowing more yards per carry than the Vikings defense, which without Pierce has struggled to break through and tackle opponents for losses. They're currently giving up more per rush (4.8 yards) than last year's porous defense (4.6).

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ORIGINAL: ratoppenheimer

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ORIGINAL: Mister Ed

Nose tackle Michael Pierce will miss another three games, at least, after being placed on injured reserve Saturday, the Vikings announced.

Pierce has practiced once — Nov. 3 — in the past five weeks, and was set to miss his fifth game in a row on Sunday against the Chargers due to a lingering elbow injury. He first injured his elbow and shoulder during a Sept. 30 practice and tried to play through it in the Oct. 3 loss to Cleveland before exiting in the first half.

The Vikings promoted safety Myles Dorn and cornerback Tye Smith from the practice squad as COVID-19 replacements. Safety Harrison Smith has already been ruled out while on the COVID list, and cornerback Bashaud Breeland (groin) is listed questionable to play against the Chargers.

Pierce has played in four games since signing a three-year, $27 million deal with the Vikings in 2020 free agency. He opted out in 2020, citing asthma that puts him at a heightened risk of complications from COVID-19.

Only the Chargers are allowing more yards per carry than the Vikings defense, which without Pierce has struggled to break through and tackle opponents for losses. They're currently giving up more per rush (4.8 yards) than last year's porous defense (4.6).

cutting pierce in 2022 saves us $6.5m in cap space - expect it....

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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

Chris Tomasson @christomasson

#Vikings coach Mike Zimmer on Klint Kubiak saying during the week the Vikings wanted to get the ball more to Justin Jefferson: "He shouldn't be telling that to the media."

No. He shouldn't have to say it period. Duh.

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ORIGINAL: Richard Neussendorfer

So I didn't watch and still haven't seen a highlight. Is that the key to winning?

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

Chris Tomasson @christomasson

#Vikings coach Mike Zimmer on Klint Kubiak saying during the week the Vikings wanted to get the ball more to Justin Jefferson: "He shouldn't be telling that to the media."

No. He shouldn't have to say it period. Duh.

Was that said with any tongue and cheek?

Painfully obtuse if not.

These bozos over complicate this shit all the time. Of course you want to target...hit a 'ratio'...to your super talents. Any attempts to use them as decoys being so super smart is a fireable offense.


I liked the looks of JJ's targets. A lot of them (prior)looked lobby or cutesy. They were strong today.

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Mister Ed

Nose tackle Michael Pierce will miss another three games, at least, after being placed on injured reserve Saturday, the Vikings announced.

Pierce has practiced once — Nov. 3 — in the past five weeks, and was set to miss his fifth game in a row on Sunday against the Chargers due to a lingering elbow injury. He first injured his elbow and shoulder during a Sept. 30 practice and tried to play through it in the Oct. 3 loss to Cleveland before exiting in the first half.

The Vikings promoted safety Myles Dorn and cornerback Tye Smith from the practice squad as COVID-19 replacements. Safety Harrison Smith has already been ruled out while on the COVID list, and cornerback Bashaud Breeland (groin) is listed questionable to play against the Chargers.

Pierce has played in four games since signing a three-year, $27 million deal with the Vikings in 2020 free agency. He opted out in 2020, citing asthma that puts him at a heightened risk of complications from COVID-19.

Only the Chargers are allowing more yards per carry than the Vikings defense, which without Pierce has struggled to break through and tackle opponents for losses. They're currently giving up more per rush (4.8 yards) than last year's porous defense (4.6).

We'll have to score 40 to be in this game.

I'll go Vikes 43 Bolts 37.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

that Bynum kid is good.

extending Smith is looking like a pretty dumb move

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ORIGINAL: Trekgeekscott

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Mister Ed

Nose tackle Michael Pierce will miss another three games, at least, after being placed on injured reserve Saturday, the Vikings announced.

Pierce has practiced once — Nov. 3 — in the past five weeks, and was set to miss his fifth game in a row on Sunday against the Chargers due to a lingering elbow injury. He first injured his elbow and shoulder during a Sept. 30 practice and tried to play through it in the Oct. 3 loss to Cleveland before exiting in the first half.

The Vikings promoted safety Myles Dorn and cornerback Tye Smith from the practice squad as COVID-19 replacements. Safety Harrison Smith has already been ruled out while on the COVID list, and cornerback Bashaud Breeland (groin) is listed questionable to play against the Chargers.

Pierce has played in four games since signing a three-year, $27 million deal with the Vikings in 2020 free agency. He opted out in 2020, citing asthma that puts him at a heightened risk of complications from COVID-19.

Only the Chargers are allowing more yards per carry than the Vikings defense, which without Pierce has struggled to break through and tackle opponents for losses. They're currently giving up more per rush (4.8 yards) than last year's porous defense (4.6).

We'll have to score 40 to be in this game.

I'll go Vikes 43 Bolts 37.

Turns out we only needed 27.

But missing by 13 isn't much...

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

Chris Tomasson @christomasson

#Vikings coach Mike Zimmer on Klint Kubiak saying during the week the Vikings wanted to get the ball more to Justin Jefferson: "He shouldn't be telling that to the media."

No. He shouldn't have to say it period. Duh.

Was that said with any tongue and cheek?

Painfully obtuse if not.

These bozos over complicate this shit all the time. Of course you want to target...hit a 'ratio'...to your super talents. Any attempts to use them as decoys being so super smart is a fireable offense.


I liked the looks of JJ's targets. A lot of them (prior)looked lobby or cutesy. They were strong today.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

that Bynum kid is good.

extending Smith is looking like a pretty dumb move