Vikings plan to run ball 'right down [Watt's] throat'

Really? I figured they'd try and throw it around with their elite quarterback.

"No you're not, either," said JJ Watt.

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Originally posted 08:36 AM ET  12.21 by Hoffa The Great

Really? I figured they'd try and throw it around with their elite quarterback.

Yeah their elite qb, er, good old whatshisname

Are we supposed to be surprised that Minnesota is going to run the ball ?

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Originally posted 08:54 AM ET  12.21 by Mr Steeler

Yeah their elite qb, er, good old whatshisname

Let me ponder that one.....

yes run in right at one of the best run stuffers in the league smart thinking you do know watt is the best at stopping runners before the line of scrimmage wait i take that back he is the best at doing it. 36 tackle for losses and that does not include sacks

if they go out there trying to show up watt that means they will lose this game

Watt will win in this matchup.

Doesn't matter who the Team is, AD will run over them. Bears had a good defense, too.

Good luck with that, my money is on Watt

Everybody feels tougher when they are playing the Titans.

With a lackluster passing game the person or persons who wrote this article hasn't been watching to much football lately. Even the Texans know the only chance the Vikings have in winning this game is to run AP and turnovers.

Peterson says he wants to break the season record in this game as well as his own single game record. All i one fell swoop. Are you going to doubt him?

I guess it's fair to say Watt won't be getting many sacks or batted balls in this game.

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Originally posted 08:54 AM ET  12.21 by Mr Steeler

Yeah their elite qb, er, good old whatshisname

You know... that QB that's married time that hot chick.

Glad the Vikings have done well, but very impressed with Adrain Peterson coming back from his operations and being a BEAST this season...

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Originally posted 08:55 AM ET  12.21 by narrator

Are we supposed to be surprised that Minnesota is going to run the ball ?

Minnesota might be suprised if they can't.

Back in the days of Lawrence Taylor, it was common knowledge that the way to deal with a strong, mobile defender was to go right at him. Take away his mobility as a factor, and force the slower guys on either side to move and assist with the tackle. Keep subbing on the O-line so he wears down and your line stays fresh. By the third quarter, AD should be able to pop through for a couple of long ones.

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Originally posted 08:36 AM ET  12.21 by Hoffa The Great

Really? I figured they'd try and throw it around with their elite quarterback.

Let me ponder that

oooops sorry Bishop I didn't read down far enough