I will admit when I am wrong....

[colonel42]

Sunday I was wrong I readily admit it.  I did not accept a viking when he was acquired.  I did not like the team he came from.  I thought the guy was not as good as the guy we already had.  I really learned Sunday that sometimes other people know better than I do.  Its hard to admit

But with that win in the last 2 seconds I was won over.  The athleticism that was shown shows that he is not washed up like people thought.  Winning that game the way he did has shut me up so far.  What can I say

Welcome to the team Greg Lewis

[wishing for walleyes]

Its better to have Mr. determination on our team for sure

[croixflats]

Yea, sometimes those receivers can surprise us. I cant remember the last time a Viking laid out to catch the ball and actually caught it. Question now is can he repeat it and will he be allowed to.

[Gary Crichton]

I wonder what you would have said if that play did not work, and the catch was not made.

[colonel42]

The real question is if "if's and but's were fruit and nuts my what a Christmas we would have!!! I honestely don't think there would be any questions asked. There would be more slams on Mr Farve!!! Since it was an awesome play though the questions can be played out. And the answers are we are now 3 and 0 with the next game against the slacker packers on MNF. I wonder if ol'Bret is dreaming of how the big guys across the line are going to treat his body on Monday. Good luck Bret I think you might need some body guards.

[james_walleye]

You don't think that keeping Favre off the turf in this particular game isnt extra incentive for the vikes O line?? Not saying they will, but the packers are not the only team with motivation for monday night. Remember, a viking win basically gives them a 3 game lead on the pack.

There might also just be a tad bit of pressure on Rodgers in this game. You think he'll be pressing just a bit to play well?

[traveler]

Obviously the game will be a huge pressure cooker. So ask yourself...who on either team has shown an uncanny abilty to perform in a situation like that? Not every time, of course, but...

[croixflats]

Ah, you hit it on the nail right there traveler how many times have we see a certain quarter back lose a game. Sure he has pulled more monkies out of his than most QB in the game but there has been quit a bit of them where they flew back in, just lose the game because of him. I saw a few of them monkies flying around him trying to get back in in the last game

[james_walleye]

I have more trust in him than any QB the vikes have had in a few years....by far....

[traveler]

Of course, you win some, you lose some. But Favre has won more big games than he's lost. I like the odds...

[jltimm]

1st Viqueen QB to throw for 300 yds in 63 games, enough said....

[Iron Cowboy]

for years we have lost the close games due to no talent at Q.B....now we finally have a GOOD ONE and boy is it fun.

If you look at most the great teams the one common thing is a great talent at Q.B ...its the most important player a football team has. hopefully the coach learns what a difference it is and makes that position a priority in the future.

[archerystud]

The Vikes were lacking a "Field General" for a long time and now they finally have one.

It's also nice to have QB with the confidence that he can put points on the board with less than 2 minutes left in a half/game.

I just hope the line jells together and starts giving him a little more protection.

[S.D. Ice Angular]

I just like that he has learned to take a sack rather then just throw it up with hopes someone on his own teams comes down with it.

Not bad it only took 18 years...