NFL Contemplates 18 Game Regular Season

The New York Times reported today that NFL owners could vote in May whether to lengthen the regular season by one or two games, likely starting no earlier than 2011. The newspaper said a longer season would help generate more revenue because it would reduce the number of preseason games.
The players union, of course, would [...]

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NFL Owners Meet to Discuss New Bargaining Deal

When NFL owners begin their spring meetings today, they will discuss upcoming negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement, how the nation’s economic crisis is affecting the league, and possible rules changes.
Included in the discussions about a new CBA before 2010 becomes an uncapped year will be the possibility of extending the schedule to 17 [...]

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Post Childress Era Poll

Who Should Be The Next Vikings Coach?

Bill Cower

Marty Schottenheimer

Pete Carroll

Bob Stoops

Dennis Green

Keep Brad Childress

Leslie Frazier

Phil Jackson (lakers/bulls)

mooch

Brad Childress

Mike Nolan

Sean Salsbury

Mike Shanahan

penis

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Vikings Quarterback Poll

Who should be the starting quarterback for the Vikings this year?

Tarvaris Jackson

Brooks Bollinger

Drew Henson

Tyler Thigpen

We need to go get a veteran QB.

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2007 Fan Poll

How Many Games Will the Vikings Win This Year?

More than 10

9-7 Playoff Bound

8-8 (Five Hundred Baby!!)

6 or 7 Games

Less than 5

Two

Does the bye week count as a win?

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Kreutz Gives Williams His Due

The verbal beefs between Olin Kreutz and Pat Williams are well documented.
But the Chicago Bears’ Pro Bowl center acknowledged that the Vikings defensive tackle’s selection to the Pro Bowl was long overdue.
“Pat is the best run stuffer in the league, by far, of all the guys I’ve played against,” Kreutz said Sunday night as the [...]

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Daunte’s Problems In His Head, Not Knees, Saban Believed

Publicly, everyone keeps pointing at Culpepper’s surgically repaired knee last season to explain his problems at quarterback. Privately, as it turns out, Nick Saban felt the knee was fine and the real problem was further north on the anatomy chart, a Dolphins source says.
Source: Florida Sun-Sentinel

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Smoot Won’t Be “third corner to nobody”

From today’s Pioneer Press in an article BY SEAN JENSEN
Smoot stressed that starting is mandatory, insisting he’s a “third corner to nobody.”
Asked whether he would want to move on if the team plans to start Antoine Winfield and Cedric Griffin, he said, “Most definitely.

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Sharper Says He Will Be Back

Minnesota Vikings Safety Darren Sharper met with Head Coach Brad Childress and Defensive Coordinato Mike Tomlin about his future with the Vikings. Sharper was benched in the 4th Quarter of the Vikings final game against the Rams. He had openly questioned the benching and whether he would be back in a Vikings uniform.
A [...]

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Childress Taps Stewart as Wide Receivers Coach

Minnesota Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress named George Stewart their new wide receivers coach Wednesday, replacing Darrell Wyatt in what was a weak spot for the team this season.
Stewart spent the last four seasons coaching the Atlanta Falcons wide receivers. He was with the San Francisco 49ers from 2000 to 2002, when Terrell Owens averaged [...]

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