Ex-Viking
You know, with all this hype (and rightfully so) about the Vikings being undefeated, Brett Favre playing for them and Adrian Peterson leading the NFL in rushing...
I completely forgot that Mike Tomlin used to be the Vikings defensive coordinator. The media hasn't really talked about it much either. Now, this is his third year coaching the Steelers so I'm not sure that he can use anything as personal motivation, but perhaps he has some insight on how to attack the Vikings' D. And who knows, maybe he'll be a little extra excited for this one. Tomlin is a young coach with a lot of energy and knows how to motivate his players.
The Vikings this year are a team that could win any game against any opponent. I'm just glad that we're playing at home. I won't be at the game, but hopefully we can make it loud and confuse the offense. Their O-line has the reputation of being very, very physical, and they are.
But I do think we can get to Favre. He has been sacked 14 times in 6 games, which is almost as much as Big Ben's 16 sacks. He is definitely not untouchable in this game, and both defenses are at the top of the league in sacking so there will be some quarterback heads thumping in this one.
More discussion on my blog: Lord's Day, Game Day.
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last time we played them in Green Bay
i remember (i think) TP picking up a fumble after a sack and going to the house to seal the deal. let’s hope for a repeat on Sunday vs. the Queens.
by WARDANE33 on Oct 23, 2009 3:11 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Of course Stellers can get to Favre
He’s Old Man River back there these days.
Only question, do you get to him before he dumps off to Peterson or Shiancoe?
by puddnhead on Oct 24, 2009 5:34 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
AFC North has to take a hit this weekend. Go Vikes. Let’s even this divison out and call the first 6 weeks a wash.
by raven on Oct 24, 2009 11:28 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

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