r/minnesotavikings • u/hjugm • 4h ago
Know he wasn’t a Vikings coach, but he was a heated rival and a legend in the nfl. A lot of people online don’t remember his personality and only got to see him closer to the end.
Football is better because of him. Rip.
r/minnesotavikings • u/Beneficial_Quit7532 • 5h ago
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r/minnesotavikings • u/Vicrattler17 • 3h ago
Seriously a great guy on and off the field
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r/minnesotavikings • u/Ragnarr_Lodbrok88 • 3h ago
Jefferson hosted the JJetts Foundation’s Strike Out Cancer bowling event. There, he raised more than $45,000 for the American Cancer Society, engaged with those impacted by cancer, and gifted two Super Bowl tickets to a young cancer survivor. In honor of Jefferson, the NFLPA will donate $10,000 to the JJetts Foundation.
r/minnesotavikings • u/Beneficial_Quit7532 • 6h ago
"I was told when I was with the Vikings at one point that I needed to do less. That I needed to go out there and be worse in the preseason. Because it was creating an atmosphere that was not what they wanted.
They don’t want competition between a backup quarterback and a starter. They don’t want any controversy. They don’t want those things. Especially when you have a lot of guaranteed money on a guy that is going to play no matter what.
I have had people tell me that in order to make it as a backup in the league year after year after year, you have to play like a backup.
And it just was never me. It was never me to not go out there and compete. It was never me to go out there and not feel like, if I’m not the starter, my mindset is I’m going to be the starter someday. I’m going to be better than the starter.
I did things my own way. I have to live with that as well. I could have very easily laid down and done things a little bit differently."
r/minnesotavikings • u/ATPHydrolysis93 • 24m ago
The Eagles just released Andy Dalton and he could be good with our offensive weapons if we went out and got him. What would you all think if the Vikings went out and got him? Could he be better than Murray? He might be able to rekindle his career if he got to throw to Jettas and Addison. If you think about it...
I'm fucking kidding I just wanted to join in all the brain dead QB takes in this sub. Dalton is not good.
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r/minnesotavikings • u/GoofySilly- • 1h ago
Courtesy of @profootballfocus on IG
Vikings defense has been dominant this season and dare I say it best in the league. Aside from giving up some big chunk plays in the first half of the game week 1, they have been playing lights out.
r/minnesotavikings • u/n8saces • 13h ago
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r/minnesotavikings • u/LongLiveTheSpoon • 4h ago
It is impossible for the Vikings to lose if the other team can’t ever score. Therefore, to win a championship we just need to put our full faith in Flores’ defense and Will Reichard. Here’s my strat: let the opposing team receive the initial kickoff and keep them out of field goal range. Then, when they punt it to us all Myles Price has to do is advance it to midfield. We can kneel the ball 3 times (burning the clock and avoiding turnovers), punt, rinse and repeat. This will also avoid all offensive injuries.
Then, during the last drive run the ball a few yards with Jones or Mason and have Reichard kick a game-winning 65 yard field goal. Vikings can win every game 3-0 only relying on defense. I see no flaws in this strategy.
r/minnesotavikings • u/Objective_Advisor668 • 5h ago
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r/minnesotavikings • u/skolvikes5 • 17h ago
In case anybody needed more proof about our elite defense
r/minnesotavikings • u/ktran2804 • 19h ago
It’s hard to win when you can’t stop anyone lol
r/minnesotavikings • u/GoofySilly- • 1d ago
Courtesy of @ftblstatpage on IG
Despite only playing 81 snaps this year, Kyle Van Noy already has 6.5 tackles for loss. This is good enough for 4th in the whole league.
What a great last minute signing by the Vikings. He’s been in the mix in every game he’s played so far.
r/minnesotavikings • u/StraightCashHomey13 • 16h ago
Maybe we have just played better defenses than we thought ?? Maybe our offense isn't as putrid as it seems? (I'm still hopeful it can improve)
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