@thorku@petenajarian Or with his injury history they knew they couldn’t logically count on him being tradable in the next couple of weeks OR the JJ cloud needed to clear to for the team to move on. The constant questions and dicourse was counter productive, it was time for him to go!
@JasonHarmonNFL If Kylers performance against the Saint was meaningless or had not effect on your opinion on who should be Vikings QB then JJs performance today should be equally as meaningless. A lot of JJ diehards that quickly discount Kylers progress are pretty quick to hit the JJ victory lap
@JasonHarmonNFL Exactly And it was the Saints….. somehow all the pro JJ people literally saw a hall of fame caliber performance that gaurentees the Vikings were unquestionably wrong….. I don’t get it. It’s the exact same thing we saw when he was here
@PhilMackey went up from where? I know you and @thorku really need the JJM redemption story but JJ was 11/21, 1 int, 1 TD and missed Nabers open to throw into triple coverage to end the game. I would just appreciate a slice objectivity when beat this dead horse.
@greggtmasterson The Baseball purists take is “pro cap” because it gets success back to being based on player and organizational development. The MLB purists take is “anti cap” because it’s how the history of the league was built. Neither are wrong or right it’s just a preference.