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Hence my wink.
Hopefully! We will see.go pak go wrote: ↑15 Sep 2020 18:53Hence my wink.
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It's funny the team everyone on this board is jealous of picks up all the players the people on this board wanted at one time and we are going to go father than them this year.
Stefon Diggs had more receiving yards than the Vikings’ whole team today
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 20, 2020, 7:34 PM EDT
The Vikings’ decision to trade their No. 1 wide receiver, Stefon Diggs, did not look wise today.
Diggs, who was traded to the Bills for a haul of draft picks this offseason, was outstanding in Buffalo’s win over Miami today. Diggs caught eight passes for 153 yards and a touchdown, the most receiving yards of any player in the league so far in Week Two.
Without Diggs, the Vikings’ offense is a mess. The Vikings managed just 95 passing yards, with Kirk Cousins gaining 113 through the air but losing 18 on sacks, in today’s loss to the Colts.
It’s too soon to fully assess the Diggs trade, but through two games, he’s a big part of the Bills being 2-0, and his absence is a big part of the Vikings being 0-2.
That’s funny. Diggs finally has a qb that can throw a deep ball.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑20 Sep 2020 19:10Snarky PFT Headline:Stefon Diggs had more receiving yards than the Vikings’ whole team today
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 20, 2020, 7:34 PM EDT
The Vikings’ decision to trade their No. 1 wide receiver, Stefon Diggs, did not look wise today.
Diggs, who was traded to the Bills for a haul of draft picks this offseason, was outstanding in Buffalo’s win over Miami today. Diggs caught eight passes for 153 yards and a touchdown, the most receiving yards of any player in the league so far in Week Two.
Without Diggs, the Vikings’ offense is a mess. The Vikings managed just 95 passing yards, with Kirk Cousins gaining 113 through the air but losing 18 on sacks, in today’s loss to the Colts.
It’s too soon to fully assess the Diggs trade, but through two games, he’s a big part of the Bills being 2-0, and his absence is a big part of the Vikings being 0-2.
And yet Cousins is amazing on the deep ball when he plays us.Drj820 wrote: ↑20 Sep 2020 20:06That’s funny. Diggs finally has a qb that can throw a deep ball.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑20 Sep 2020 19:10Snarky PFT Headline:Stefon Diggs had more receiving yards than the Vikings’ whole team today
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 20, 2020, 7:34 PM EDT
The Vikings’ decision to trade their No. 1 wide receiver, Stefon Diggs, did not look wise today.
Diggs, who was traded to the Bills for a haul of draft picks this offseason, was outstanding in Buffalo’s win over Miami today. Diggs caught eight passes for 153 yards and a touchdown, the most receiving yards of any player in the league so far in Week Two.
Without Diggs, the Vikings’ offense is a mess. The Vikings managed just 95 passing yards, with Kirk Cousins gaining 113 through the air but losing 18 on sacks, in today’s loss to the Colts.
It’s too soon to fully assess the Diggs trade, but through two games, he’s a big part of the Bills being 2-0, and his absence is a big part of the Vikings being 0-2.
New Orleans Saints star WR Michael Thomas to be examined by Packers doctor Robert Anderson
The New Orleans Saints sent Michael Thomas' ankle MRI to Green Bay, Wisconsin, to renowned surgeon Dr. Robert Anderson, who determined that the star wide receiver has a mild high ankle sprain, sources tell ESPN.
The Saints play their Week 3 game at home against the Packers, but they will have Thomas travel to Green Bay this week to meet in person with Anderson, who also is the Packers' team doctor.
This sets up a potentially ironic scenario in which the Packers' doctor might be the one who signs off on Thomas returning to play against his team.
While any high ankle sprain might have sidelined some players for weeks, that might not be the case with Thomas, who already has been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Raiders but who surprised the Saints last week with how well he was faring despite his injury.
There is hope and even some optimism that Thomas could be back as soon as Week 3 against the Packers -- especially if Anderson is comfortable with what he sees.
Thomas, who set an NFL record with 149 catches last season, limped off the field with the ankle injury just before the two-minute warning of New Orleans' season-opening victory over the Buccaneers.
...but can he block and run end-arounds?