yahoo, rotoworld, and espn for sneak-dissing the Minnesota Vikings' (and my fantasy squad's) savior in the wake of the AD scandal.
Three TDs in a game for the second straight season. Best pass-protector on the squad. Jerrick McKinnon
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Karen (Aptos)
Happy Wednesday EK!! If Ponder is the QB, is Asiata still playable over Crowell or Richardson? Love the chat!!
Eric Karabell
(11:12 AM)
Oh, I don't think Asiata was playing well because Bridgewater/Cassel was the QB. I don't think it matters much. Asiata isn't that good anyway. And yes, I'd use Asiata over those other fellows.
Finally given a chance to just run the football, freak athlete Jerick McKinnon predictably broke out for 135 yards on 18 carries. But his struggles as a pass protector and receiver will keep him in a change-of-pace role for now. "I hope we can continue to grow his role but I don't think he's going to be an every-down player right now," Zimmer said. Still, the Vikings should be splitting the carries evenly here going forward, with Asiata getting the goal-line work. His arrow is certainly pointing down, leaving him as a touchdown-dependent RB2/3 for Thursday's game against the Packers.
The Vikings have been holding McKinnon back, but they unleashed him Sunday and it paid off. McKinnon is far more explosive than the plodding Asiata.
Three TDs in a game for the second straight season. Best pass-protector on the squad. Jerrick McKinnon
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