dailynorseman.com - 1/25/2008
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Here's an interesting little column from Gregg Easterbrook, the man behind ESPN.com's "Tuesday Morning Quarterback," where he names his "All-Unwanted All-Pros." It's a team. . .two teams, actually. . .comprised of players that were waived or otherwise ignored by other teams and are now experiencing great success at the NFL level. The Beloved Purple place two members on Easterbrooks' ...
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A Few Vikings Notes
Minnesota Vikings —
Here’s the game plan for the weekend: On Friday, I’ll take a look at how the Vikings measured up to the preseason prognostications, and you can expect the wide receivers/tight ends grading to be posted either Saturday or Sunday. Anyways, a few notes for today…
*The minds at the AOL Fanhouse typically have pretty good takes on the sports world, but JJ Cooper’s waaaay off on these rankings of the Vikings’ top offseason needs.
I agree that improving the receiving corps is the biggest thing this team needs to accomplish over the next few months, but after that, I’m a little puzzled. ...
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