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Brett Favre SuffersA Laceration To The Chin ??? Randy Moss Sheds A Tear For His Former Team ? FOXBOROUGH, MASS. -- Randy Moss got fined $25,000 by the NFL this week for not cooperating with the media. The Vikings receiver had plenty to say Sunday after catching only one pass in a 28-18 loss to the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. In one of the strangest "news conferences" you'll ever see, Moss announced read more
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Brett Favre And Brad Childress Don't Mix? For the 10th time, it looks like Brett Farve is finally at the tipping point. Regardless of playing in 291 games straight, leading the world in interceptions, and mastering the underhand flip pass before being smothered, Farve has finally hit a glass ceiling that cannot be broken through. Public blunders, including his admitted creepy messages left on a female Jet's reporters cell phone, as well as head coach Brad Childress outing him on a nationally televised postgame press conference for "not knowing when to accept a punt" have been the icing on the cake for what is quickly looking like the end of the road for ol' Brett. Never mind the fact that the Vikes have unheralded off read more
Brett Favre left the Vikings walkthrough Thursday morning without the walking boot on his left ankle. Favre is not expected to practice Thursday and his status for Sunday's game remains in question. Favre, who has two fractures in his left ankle, said Wednesday that he wants to play, and offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said he will be surprised if Favre doesn't extend his NFL record for consecutive starts to 292 games. "Surprising would probably be a good word," Bevell said during his weekly press conference. "He's never not been out there so it would probably be a surprise. I was there [in Green Bay] and he broke the thumb. Immediately the doctor said, 'Hey, we've got to pin it and you're going to be out six to eight weeks.' In his mind, he said, 'Well wait a minute, I just played really well.' We didn't know it was broken. He said, 'I'm going to give it a shot.' He played with that as well. It would surprise me if he wasn't able to b read more
October 28th, 2010 at 01:19 pm / #brett favre ankle #brett favre latest news #adrian peterson jerseys #minnesota vikings playoffs #latest reports from mn vikingsBrett Favre had gotten rid of the walking boot on his left foot Thursday as he made his way through the Vikings locker room and continued to seem optimistic that he might be able to do some work in prepartion for playing Sunday at New England. "I wouldn't put anything past me to be honest with you," said Favre, who suffered a stress fracture in his left ankle and a fractured left heel on Sunday at Green Bay. The 20-year veteran seemed in good spirits as he walked gingerly and sorted through his locker looking for a shoe. Favre was looking for a size-15 shoe for his left foot, something he would wear against the Patriots. That is exactly what Favre did in 2000 when he suffered a severly sprained left foot but played the nex read more
October 28th, 2010 at 01:16 pm / #minnesota vikings #minnesota vikings jerseys #brett favre latest news #latest news on the minnesota vikingsm latest updates on the minnesota vikings #brett favre ankle. brett favre playing statusAs many of you know, Minnesota Vikings' quarterback Brett Favre has two minor fractures in his left ankle, and his playing status for Sunday's Halloween battle against New England is in jeopardy. 
Favre Has Two Fractures In His Left Ankle With Favre's injury looming, New England head coach, Bill Belichick, expects Favre to play Sunday. "Of course," Belichick said to the media Monday. "He's started 8,000 games in a row. Same thing we were all talking about with (Antonio) Gates last week. He wasn't going to play and all that. I don't think you can ever count players like that out." However, I'm still going to be questioning Favre's status. This is a perfect opportunity for Minnesota head coach, Brad Childress, to make a quarterback change. After Minnes read more
Back-to-back overtime losses will sap any team's resolve, but in another down-to-the-wire finish on Sunday night, the Packers somehow found enough deep down inside to reverse their fortunes. 
Holding off what in all likelihood was Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre's final drive at Lambeau Field, the Packers hung on for a 28-24 victory over the Vikings as Favre came up 20 yards short of the potential game-winning touchdown in the final seconds. "An excellent team win and an excellent character win," Head Coach Mike McCarthy said. "And it was definitely something that we needed." That's for sure. The consecutive overtime defeats the past two weeks had dropped the Packers to 3-3, and as the former Green Bay legend drove Minnesota from its own 17 as far as the Packers' 15-yard line, read more
The stars aligned perfectly for the Vikings in their two match-ups with the Packers in 2009. The Packer line couldn't contend with the Viking pass rush, the Packer defense could get no pressure on Brett Favre...and, oh yeah, Favre himself had that whole sticking it to Ted Thompson thing motivating him. The result: 2 wins over Green Bay on the way to a 12-4 finish and a division title. Things may not line up so perfectly for the Vikings this year however. The pass protection has not been good, so it's unlikely Favre will have the kind of time he did in those two games last season. And Aaron Rodgers will face a Vikings pass rush that has not lived up to its fearsome reputation so far. As for Favre himself...this year, he seems more frustrated than motivated. Of course, we expect Brett will be up for tonight's game more than most, because it's still the Packers, and he still wants to shove Ted Thompson's face in it. Whether that lingering revenge-lust will translate into a more read more
October 24th, 2010 at 02:45 pm / #vikings vs packers #minnesota vikings football #minnesota vikings brett favre #minnesota vikings adrian peterson #brett favre new york jetsread more October 23rd, 2010 at 10:58 am / #vikings vs packers #minnesota vikings latest news #adrian peterson minnesota vikings #minnesota vikings latest updates #john sullivan minnesota vikingsAntoine Winfield Disrupts A Pass Thrown By Aaron rodgers Last Year During recent history, time floated by and members of the Vikings defense changed, but one stinging reality always remained: Minnesota was the toughest team in the League to run on, but they could easily be beat through the air. How could you expect anything different entering the 2010 season? The front seven stayed the same and the secondary might've been even more of a question mark than years before. Antoine Winfield was a year older, Cedric Griffin was recovering from an ACL injury (and then proceeded to injure his other ACL) and the remaining players, Husain Abdullah, Tyrell Johnson, Madieu Williams, Jamarca Sanford, Asher Allen and Chris Cook were either inexperienced or failed to instill confidence in any fan. read more
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