I don't think Dalvin Cook ever been hit like that. Breh was on the ground, writhering in pain, fighting for his life after that Wilson hit.
They were averaging 3-4 turnovers a game at the beginning of the season, they've had three the last two games. A slight improvement, but that's still a significant reason why the defense "looks better".We shouldve seen this with how theyve played since the Philly game.
We will win the rest of our division games and they have difficult schedules
I don't think Dalvin Cook ever been hit like that. Breh was on the ground, writhering in pain, fighting for his life after that Wilson hit.
The Vikings defense is ranked towards the bottom. They almost lost to the Bears last week, so it was only a matter of time before their inconsistency caught up with them. The worst thing about these wins is that it brings this out.
It’s all of the above.Some thing is off with the cornerback play. How do wr get so much separation? I’m not just talking down the field but the trail technique period on out passing and crossing patterns over the middle
that pass that Jefferson dropped on the final drive would’ve been a killer because awuzie was at least 8 yards off him and the closet defender was Jaylon Smith who legs was facing the opposition direction Jefferson was goin . He would’ve got at least 10 yards after the catch and the sideline
Is it coaching, is it scheming or is it the talent at cornerback. I can’t even tell at this point.
Damn, I had one in the chamber but it was a play on Vought and Amazon's series The BoysI just thought of a dope offseason thread title. I'm actually proud of myself.
Pollard been ball but bro still had a return to like the 10 lolOne thing thats very evident is this staff>>> every staff under Garrett
Special Teams is an actual strength for once
Play calling is MUCH better on offense
Defense actually plays aggressive. Marinelli wouldve had them boys in a soft Zone in that final possession