NFL Week 5: Maybe Bradford's problem was ****ty coaching/talent

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Mr. Sunshine

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The scary Vikings should kick the **** out of Osweiler and the Texans.

There's a game of some interest in Cleveland.

Pretty bad slate, but Cowboys-Bengals should be a good one.

Thursday is the reeling Cardinals likely sans Palmer vs. the Niners. #blah
 
The Cowboys must be deep down rooting for Dak Prescott to fail at some point so they won't have a full-on media ****storm when Romo returns.
 
Brady's first game being against Cleveland is awfully reminiscent of those Div 1-AA mid or late season matchups scheduled by SEC teams.
 
Regarding the subject of the thread title:

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After watching last night's game with my brother, we're in agreement that our main Bradford concern is that he won't be able to get his fistful of Super Bowl rings through the sleeve of his Hall of Fame jacket.
 
For the life of me, I cannot understand why directors at each and every game insist on at least on shot of the guy holding the D and the picket fence.

Please do not tell me that anyone still thinks this is remotely entertaining to see.
 
I don't think Bradford can stay healthy.
OBTW, both of his former teams seem to be doing OK. Revive the Jeff Fisher HOF thread!

Maybe its just me, but the last few weeks, most NFL games - save 3 or 4 - are wholly unappealing to watch.
 
That would be my thought as well - he's put together good stretches before, only to get hurt.

The Vikings' D is good enough to get them through a few games without Bradford, so as long as he doesn't suffer another season-ender they'll be fine. They're certainly in better position than the Cardinals without Palmer (or with Palmer lately).
 
Rams are 3-1 with 63 points scored and 76 points allowed

The outlier, of course, is the game vs. the niners. Got to throw that one out, as everyone knows, the niners can put that kind of hurt on any team.
 
The Vikings' D is good enough to get them through a few games without Bradford, so as long as he doesn't suffer another season-ender they'll be fine. They're certainly in better position than the Cardinals without Palmer (or with Palmer lately).
Oh yeah - I think the Vikings are solidly in the playoffs, as long as someone credible is their QB, whether its Bradford, Shaun Hill or whoever their third string is. #lukewarmtakes
 
Oh yeah - I think the Vikings are solidly in the playoffs, as long as someone credible is their QB, whether its Bradford, Shaun Hill or whoever their third string is. #lukewarmtakes
It looks like they only have 2 on the active roster. They have Joel Stave on the practice squad. And as an ardent Badger fan, let me say that he does not equal "credible QB."
 

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