Anyone wanna talk football?
03/02/2006 8:45 am
Jeremy - Super Chocolate Bear
03/02/2006 @ 08:55:44 AM
Yeah I noticed that the other day. I knew the Vikes were in good shape but the Packers surprised me. I don't know why everyone is saying Favre wont come back because the Packers are doomed to mediocracy if they have 20 mil to spend. Although they looked awful there isn't a whole lot separating awful from good in the NFL.
(Also for the record the Vikings did sign 2 probowlers last year)
(Also for the record the Vikings did sign 2 probowlers last year)
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Scott - 6053 Posts
03/02/2006 @ 11:26:19 AM
yeah, but their defense did worse than the year before despite that:)
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Jeremy - Always thinking of, but never about, the children.
03/02/2006 @ 12:20:17 PM
Yeah, a total lack of pass rush wil make any secondary look bad. hopefully they fix that.
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Scott - Resident Tech Support
03/08/2006 @ 02:25:34 PM
www.startribune.com/510/story/293549.html Crazy. Things might look pretty different for the Vikings (and Packers) next season.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
03/11/2006 @ 06:59:39 PM
Ryan Longwell is a Minnesota Viking.
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Matt - 3845 Posts
03/11/2006 @ 07:06:56 PM
Brett Favre is next.
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Jeremy - Always thinking of, but never about, the children.
03/11/2006 @ 08:33:52 PM
As is Chester Taylor :roll:
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icbeast - I don't need to get steady I know just how I feel
03/12/2006 @ 12:28:46 PM
What is the deal with signing Chester? Do they really want a 4 man rotation?
Any Packer who leaves to play for the Bears or Vikings is dead to me.
The Packers need to start spending that money. They could have used any one of the 3 players the Browns signed.
Dayne might be the starter for Denver next year.
I really like the Redskins move for Lloyd from their perspective.
Any Packer who leaves to play for the Bears or Vikings is dead to me.
The Packers need to start spending that money. They could have used any one of the 3 players the Browns signed.
Dayne might be the starter for Denver next year.
I really like the Redskins move for Lloyd from their perspective.
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Jeremy - I believe virtually everything I read.
03/12/2006 @ 05:14:09 PM
Vikings | Hutchinson will become highest paid guard in history
Sun, 12 Mar 2006 13:57:15 -0800
Len Pasquarelli, of ESPN.com, reports Seattle Seahawks transition free agent OG Steve Hutchinson (Seahawks) will become the highest paid guard in NFL history with the offer sheet he signed from the Minnesota Vikings. Hutchinson is set to earn $49 million over seven years, with $16 million in guaranteed money.
Sun, 12 Mar 2006 13:57:15 -0800
Len Pasquarelli, of ESPN.com, reports Seattle Seahawks transition free agent OG Steve Hutchinson (Seahawks) will become the highest paid guard in NFL history with the offer sheet he signed from the Minnesota Vikings. Hutchinson is set to earn $49 million over seven years, with $16 million in guaranteed money.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
03/12/2006 @ 11:38:33 PM
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Scott - On your mark...get set...Terrible!
03/13/2006 @ 08:23:05 AM
all the vikings are doing is freeing up uber amounts of cap money for the Packers to sign really big busts for record amounts. Just you wait.
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Scott - You're going to have to call your hardware guy. It's not a software issue.
03/13/2006 @ 08:28:21 AM
man, how can I hate a team that has one of my favorite college QBs as the Off Cord, one of my favorite all-time fullbacks, 2 Wisconsin graduates, and one of only 2 kickers I have ever really known? I'm confused.
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Scott - Ma'am, can you make sure your computer is turned on?
03/13/2006 @ 08:30:07 AM
Well, this just proves it. The Packers are everyone's favorite team, including the Vikings.
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Jeremy - I believe virtually everything I read.
03/13/2006 @ 08:53:47 AM
Are you just trying to up your post count?
The Vikings are doing a west coast offense and seem convinced the Packers are the only team to use it.
Getting a kicker from your division makes sense for obvious reasons (don't be surprised to see Paul Edinger in green)
William would be a good fullback I guess.
The Nall interest leaves me scratching my head a bit.
As to address the Chester Taylor comments from Alex:
I too questioned it. But everyone else seems to think it was brilliant because "he can do it all" with "less milage" and cheaper. Plus add to the fact that he had really good stats given his PT and that was on a team with a decimated o-line that may as well have signed a contract before the game to not even try to pass.
I guess only time will tell, I wanted Edge myself.
The Vikings are doing a west coast offense and seem convinced the Packers are the only team to use it.
Getting a kicker from your division makes sense for obvious reasons (don't be surprised to see Paul Edinger in green)
William would be a good fullback I guess.
The Nall interest leaves me scratching my head a bit.
As to address the Chester Taylor comments from Alex:
I too questioned it. But everyone else seems to think it was brilliant because "he can do it all" with "less milage" and cheaper. Plus add to the fact that he had really good stats given his PT and that was on a team with a decimated o-line that may as well have signed a contract before the game to not even try to pass.
I guess only time will tell, I wanted Edge myself.
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Micah - 570 Posts
03/13/2006 @ 09:36:19 AM
I think the most brilliant thing I've heard in a while was some guy from the Vikings front office that said, "Well you know the last backup to Jamal Lewis was Priest Holmes, so, there you go" or something to that effect.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
03/13/2006 @ 10:14:10 AM
That logic is flawless, I don't see your point :wink:
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Anon. Nut Can Fan (Guest)
03/13/2006 @ 11:01:51 AM
Packers are talking with Mike Vanderjak I guess. Henderson is undoubtadly one of the better blocking fullbacks in the league, and is a very pleasant surprise as a pass receiver when he is called upon. And once Culpepper is gone, Nall could be their best QB under age of 37. The Vikes should just break my heart more and try to sign Bollinger away from the Jets.
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Scott - 6053 Posts
03/13/2006 @ 11:25:35 AM
the last comment was mine
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Micah - 570 Posts
03/14/2006 @ 10:00:36 AM
In related former Packers return to decimate their old team news, Corey Bradford just signed with the Lions. I am sure he will give then the same action packed stardom that Kevin Johnson gave us last year.
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icbeast - 3429 Posts
03/14/2006 @ 01:06:49 PM
I saw that Bradford signing yesterday and I don't see how it makes any sense at all for the Lions. When was the last time a Lion's receiving corps had a good year? I think you'd have to go back to Moore and Perriman in 95.
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Micah - 570 Posts
03/14/2006 @ 01:41:34 PM
It didn't cost them much and they really need a veteran receiver to try and rub off on the spoiled #1 draft picks they have now. All the front office kept talking about was Bradford's "impeccable work habits" which I think is the main reason for his signing. Martz originally wanted Isaac Bruce but he resigned with the Rams.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
03/14/2006 @ 04:52:50 PM
Bradford doesnt really have the name the other guys will follow. It could be contageous to an extent, but they would have "learned" from Bruce more.
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icbeast - 3429 Posts
03/14/2006 @ 07:17:11 PM
Plus Bradford has never really done anything during the season. But I guess those who can't do teach instead, so maybe it's a good fit.
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Micah - Even now in Heaven there are angels carrying savage weapons
03/15/2006 @ 09:41:20 AM
I am sure Jon Kitna will throw him tons of touchdowns :roll:
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Jeremy - The pig says "My wife is a slut?"
04/06/2006 @ 01:07:32 PM
Dec. 21 Minnesota at Green Bay, 7 p.m., NFL Network
ARG!!!
ARG!!!
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
04/07/2006 @ 07:03:45 PM
Brett Favre has a press conference scheduled for 7:30 tomorrow morning. It's assumed he'll announce his decision. The conference will be held at his charity golf event.
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Jeremy - I hate our freedoms
04/08/2006 @ 10:32:20 AM
So let me get this straight. AFTER he announces he might possibly think about announcing his decision this weekend Brett Favre schedules a press conference. He then has the gall to say to the reporters after he says nothing "I don't know why you wasted a trip down here". He could have made the intentions of the conference clear. (Even his wife was apparently under the impression today was the day) Instead it was another opportunity to get in front of the cameras and jerk everyone around.
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Sarah - How do you use these things?
04/08/2006 @ 05:27:03 PM
What's the deal with our softball team? We need to start practicing. WHen do we play? WHo's on the team?
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Scott - 6053 Posts
04/09/2006 @ 02:50:30 PM
What??? The Packers are supposed to have a bye week whenever they play the Vikings! This is crap. What also is crap is that the Packers have been scheduled to play in Philly for about the 5th straight year. This same thing happened in the mid 90's against the Cowboys. What's going on? That is more alarming than the fact the Packers had 3 straight seasons of playing the same division rival after a bye.
Also, somehow after having a much worse season than the Vikings, the Packers still have the same number of games in prime time. Everyone loves Green Bay (except Javon Walker, Mike McKennzie, Chris Hovan, and apparently Brett Favre).
Also, somehow after having a much worse season than the Vikings, the Packers still have the same number of games in prime time. Everyone loves Green Bay (except Javon Walker, Mike McKennzie, Chris Hovan, and apparently Brett Favre).
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Scott - 6053 Posts
04/11/2006 @ 11:03:45 AM
softball practice, huh? sounds like fun.
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Scott - You're going to have to call your hardware guy. It's not a software issue.
04/11/2006 @ 11:04:40 AM
does anyone happen to have an extra glove? Melissa is currently sans glove, and we thought we'd ask around before we ventured over to play-it-again sports.
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Jeremy - 1.21 Gigawatts!?!?
04/11/2006 @ 12:23:47 PM
Sarah and I dont. But this does bode a more important question. Does anyone have a softball bat?
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Jeremy - I believe virtually everything I read.
04/11/2006 @ 12:52:11 PM
By the way I didnt mean to imply you, or the Mrs, was unimportant. It's just that bats are expensive and everyone should have a glove to call their very own anyway. This will be the first of many Championship NutCan softball teams.
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Anon. Nut Can Fan (Guest)
04/11/2006 @ 05:49:29 PM
i have a softball bat. I think it's a 32 inch, I can verify that when I am home, but I definitely have one.
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Scott - Ma'am, can you make sure your computer is turned on?
04/11/2006 @ 05:50:33 PM
I mean, I have a softball bat. That last post was mine.
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Scott - On your mark...get set...Terrible!
04/11/2006 @ 11:11:58 PM
34 inches, 28 oz. And it's black. It was built from an aluminum mine that was struck by lightening. I named it wonderboy.
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Matt - 3845 Posts
04/12/2006 @ 02:18:32 AM
Bob Kelso, 10 inches.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
04/13/2006 @ 01:17:57 PM
It's like a baguette.
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Scott - 6053 Posts
04/18/2006 @ 05:27:52 PM
man, it's pretty boring around here.
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Scott - 6053 Posts
04/21/2006 @ 12:46:30 PM
anyone wanna find some people and a place to go hit a ball around sometime this afternoon/evening? could be fun.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
04/21/2006 @ 02:19:48 PM
It rained yo.
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Anon. Nut Can Fan (Guest)
04/21/2006 @ 02:37:55 PM
That was Sarah, not me.
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Jeremy - I hate our freedoms
04/21/2006 @ 04:56:38 PM
Sarah and I arent doing anything, but it might be to sort of notice, give that Matt and Jon need 15 days notice and a reminder 8 hours prior to any event for a 2% chance of being within an hour and a half on time. But we should DEFINATELY do something sometime this weekend.
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Matt - 3845 Posts
04/21/2006 @ 08:09:21 PM
I had to go set up a biology experiment tonight, and Jon is at V-Ball, so we couldn't do anything tonight anyway, even with our standard 15 days notice.
I don't know about Jon, but I'm all for some softball practice or something. I'm free all weekend, except for tomorrow after six as I'm planning on watching the Twins/Bitch Sox game on WGN.
I don't know about Jon, but I'm all for some softball practice or something. I'm free all weekend, except for tomorrow after six as I'm planning on watching the Twins/Bitch Sox game on WGN.
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Jeremy - The pig says "My wife is a slut?"
04/21/2006 @ 09:52:52 PM
how about tomorrow afternoon, then maybe we can all watch the game here.
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Anon. Nut Can Fan (Guest)
04/21/2006 @ 10:25:24 PM
I work until 5 tomorrow
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Scott - 6053 Posts
04/21/2006 @ 10:26:32 PM
me, I work until 5 tomorrow
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Scott - No, I did not change your screen saver settings
04/22/2006 @ 12:55:36 PM
someone decide a time.
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Matt - Nutcan.com's MBL
04/22/2006 @ 02:10:43 PM
How about tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon sometime?
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Scott - No, I did not change your screen saver settings
04/22/2006 @ 02:43:54 PM
ok, here's the deal. Tomorrow at 12:30pm at Bollinger? Does that work. I think bollinger fields should be available on a sunday afternoon. I have a bat, about 6-10 softballs, and a killer instinct. Now if we can get a fair number of people together we can have some pretty good BP and fielding practice. Post a reply if you are in. Great!
PS> the brewers just hit 5 home runs in the fourth inning against the reds. Sweet
PS> the brewers just hit 5 home runs in the fourth inning against the reds. Sweet
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
04/22/2006 @ 02:50:18 PM
We might have to reserve a field for a Sunday. I know of some teams who practice there Sunday afternoons. But maybe not that early.
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Matt - 3845 Posts
04/22/2006 @ 04:26:59 PM
I'm not sure you can reserve the Bollinger fields on weekends, but I may be wrong. Either way, Jon and I are both fine with 12:30
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Scott - On your mark...get set...Terrible!
04/22/2006 @ 06:38:44 PM
Great! I've recruited someone from the minor league system to join us tomorrow (basically, he's someone who probably won't be playing in our league, but I figured we could probably use some players tomorrow) Jon, it's Michael.
I am so freakin' excited.
I am so freakin' excited.
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icbeast - 3429 Posts
04/22/2006 @ 07:09:17 PM
I'll bring the beer.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
04/23/2006 @ 03:12:08 PM
You missed it. And we were all thirsty.
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icbeast - You've got to trust your instinct, and let go of regret
04/23/2006 @ 11:53:20 PM
None of you drink beer anyway.
I just got the "Read a freaking article" random comment on the home page, and to that I say, "Write a freaking article!".
I just got the "Read a freaking article" random comment on the home page, and to that I say, "Write a freaking article!".
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Scott - 6053 Posts
04/24/2006 @ 11:45:29 AM
I do, and thanks to you I had to drink my own
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icbeast - I don't need to get steady I know just how I feel
04/24/2006 @ 12:52:25 PM
You're welcome.
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Scott - 6053 Posts
08/10/2006 @ 11:46:14 AM
First bold prediction of the season: Favre will throw the 25 TD's necessary to break Marino's career record.
2nd bold prediction this season: The Packers will finish 10-6 (they seem to have a pretty easy schedule)
2nd bold prediction this season: The Packers will finish 10-6 (they seem to have a pretty easy schedule)
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
08/10/2006 @ 12:36:00 PM
First Bold Prediction: Favre will throw the 24 interceptions needed to pass George Blanda's record 277.
Second bold prediction: The Vikings will go 19-0.
Ok, not really, I'll make no such prediction because I'd beleive 4-12 as easily as 12-4.
Second bold prediction: The Vikings will go 19-0.
Ok, not really, I'll make no such prediction because I'd beleive 4-12 as easily as 12-4.
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Scott - 6053 Posts
08/10/2006 @ 01:25:18 PM
is 277 really the int record?
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
08/10/2006 @ 01:38:18 PM
Yes, though it was surprisingly hard to find.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
08/10/2006 @ 01:59:27 PM
Plus it should be pointed out that you have to be pretty good to be allowed to be that bad...if that makes any sense.
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Scott - Get Up! Get outta here! Gone!
08/10/2006 @ 05:53:54 PM
i've tried to make that point in the past only to be made to seem like a Favre Lover :)
It is a very good point though. If you were to look at baseball, for example. There are very few pitchers that have lost 20 games in a season, but there are 16 hall of fame pitchers who have lost 20 games. To be bad enough to put up crap numbers but yet be good enough to be allowed to continue is something to point out.
If Favre throws 10 TD's a year and 16 to 24 int's each season, it's obviously a different story. But coaches can put up with the high int numbers when the net gain is as high as it has been (until last season). While I don't think this current Packers team is necessarily playoff bound (although the NFC North has been soooo lacking stiff competition the last couple of years), I do not think another 4-12, 29 touchdown season is in store.
Anyway, I'm just stunned that Jeremy brought that point up all by himself.
It is a very good point though. If you were to look at baseball, for example. There are very few pitchers that have lost 20 games in a season, but there are 16 hall of fame pitchers who have lost 20 games. To be bad enough to put up crap numbers but yet be good enough to be allowed to continue is something to point out.
If Favre throws 10 TD's a year and 16 to 24 int's each season, it's obviously a different story. But coaches can put up with the high int numbers when the net gain is as high as it has been (until last season). While I don't think this current Packers team is necessarily playoff bound (although the NFC North has been soooo lacking stiff competition the last couple of years), I do not think another 4-12, 29 touchdown season is in store.
Anyway, I'm just stunned that Jeremy brought that point up all by himself.
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Scott - Get Up! Get outta here! Gone!
08/10/2006 @ 06:05:24 PM
It also should be pointed out that George Blanda is in the Hall of Fame, class of 1981, which oddly enough was the same year former Packers Willie Davis and Jim Ringo were enshrined. Man, it's amazing what you can find of the internet these days.
Other George Blanda stats:
[list:0f52bc3e25]He threw for [size=18:0f52bc3e25][b:0f52bc3e25]42 INTS[/b:0f52bc3e25][/size:0f52bc3e25] in 1962, holy crap
played until he was 48
he also kicked 335 career field goals
he punted 22 times
48% career completion percentage[/list:u:0f52bc3e25]
Other George Blanda stats:
[list:0f52bc3e25]He threw for [size=18:0f52bc3e25][b:0f52bc3e25]42 INTS[/b:0f52bc3e25][/size:0f52bc3e25] in 1962, holy crap
played until he was 48
he also kicked 335 career field goals
he punted 22 times
48% career completion percentage[/list:u:0f52bc3e25]
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
08/11/2006 @ 08:42:25 AM
I assume Brett is way ahead in playoff interceptions.
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Sarah - So's your face
08/13/2006 @ 09:36:39 AM
I have switched the draft to August 31st at 7:30. If this doesn't work with people let me know. Wouldn't want Micah to beat us from an auto pick draft.
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Scott - Ma'am, can you make sure your computer is turned on?
08/14/2006 @ 01:12:21 PM
The Packers are clearly the team to beat this season. And when I say "team to beat" I mean it.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
08/14/2006 @ 01:42:16 PM
Yes, it will be fun to see if the Vikings can "top" that performance tonight, particularly by the starters.
Aaron Rodgers looked pretty good (and 1209348% better than a year ago) so that's a positive.
Aaron Rodgers looked pretty good (and 1209348% better than a year ago) so that's a positive.
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Jeremy - 1.21 Gigawatts!?!?
08/14/2006 @ 01:55:17 PM
ps Brett was hit 5 times and sacked twice on 7 passing attempts.
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Scott - 6053 Posts
08/14/2006 @ 03:04:44 PM
ah yes, the non-existant offensive line. A far cry from the Taucher-Wahl-Flannagin-Rivera-Clifton O-line that allowed only 15 sacks all of 2004.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
08/19/2006 @ 09:34:56 PM
I see the Packers' luck is in midseason form.
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Scott - 6053 Posts
08/20/2006 @ 01:57:42 PM
....mark the date, the "luck" argument of 06 officially begins.
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Jeremy - 9183 Posts
08/21/2006 @ 08:24:05 AM
It's exciting, isnt it?
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Scott - On your mark...get set...Terrible!
08/21/2006 @ 09:15:11 AM
from what I'm told, Favre looked pretty sharp. That's a good sign. Rocket over the middle, Driver grabs the ball out of nowhere. I hope this is a growing trend. I didn't see any of the game though.
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Sarah - How do you use these things?
08/21/2006 @ 05:40:54 PM
Our awesomest draft pick has been given the boot! :lol: BJ is no longer a Packer, perhaps he can prosper else where.
On a sad note, :cry: Henderson is out 3-6 weeks with an injury. It's not looking good at all. I hope he gets well very very quickly.
BTW, i really enjoyed the game, we actually looked like a decent team throughout the ranks. Plus, it always helps to beat Ron Mexico in any situation and walk away STD free.
On a sad note, :cry: Henderson is out 3-6 weeks with an injury. It's not looking good at all. I hope he gets well very very quickly.
BTW, i really enjoyed the game, we actually looked like a decent team throughout the ranks. Plus, it always helps to beat Ron Mexico in any situation and walk away STD free.
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