Jefferson only getting 9 yards in regulation is on me This was my first time betting and I had Jefferson over 81.5 and Tyreke over 0.5 on prize picks My bad y’all
If the Bears are fractionally better offensively, they beat the Vikings. What are the Vikings gonna look like against a playoff caliber team, given their current struggles? The last few weeks, Locked On Vikings has been a study in fortunate victories. I need some playoff hope or are we gonna see another early playoff exit?
If the Vikes defence is 6 inches closer a couple of times it's a 30 point blowout. Absolutely not fortunate victories. The Vikes absolutely dominated the Colts, Jags, Titans 81 first downs to 34, doubled their rush yards 133 to 68, 166 to 56, and 82 to 33, but apparently you did not see that, because it wasn't reflected on the scoreboard. This week it was shown on the scoreboard, and was undone by a couple of very unlikely plays.
yeah if the bears made fewer mistakes they'd probably be above .500. If they were better they'd be better. They opened the year by striking down 3 consecutive playoff teams in a row, so I don't think this is the concern.
@@LockedOnVikings Thank you for talking me off the ledge. You mention "I don't think this is the concern". What is THE concern? You holding out on your "every-dayers"?
There was that terrible FG that they blocked. And the terrible 100% record of the stand in kicker and long snapper. It was a highly unlikely probability, not a major issue. They executed the same thing perfectly vs the 49ers and Packers. Jesus, it's like Covid gave everyone in the US goldfish memories...
As soon as the bears scored their last TD I told my wife they would get the onside kick, get into field goal range with one big play, then tie it with no time left to go into OT. She told me I was being very negative for a game that isn't over. I just wish watching this team wasn't so predictably stressful all the time lol
Games this year literally haven’t been stressful besides our losses and maybe Jacksonville. We’ve been winning comfortably a lot. This isn’t 2021 anymore. I, on the other hand, was ready to go flip on redzone before all the stuff happened
@smith22vikes90 I don't agree 100% but you are absolutely correct in that it isn't the same as previous years. Listening to the packers game this year just felt like they were ready to give that game away, Jets, rams and jags, and then this bears game. They all gave me that "oh boy how are they gonna blow it this time" feeling. I don't really count the lions game, that one felt like a quality loss. I'm thrilled with how this season is going, but very selfishly I wish a few of these games against inferior opponents were more convincing
That dagger play they ran was bad-ass: running JJ and Hockenson through the middle zone and Addison through that deep and he had single coverage.
This 2 minute defense has me having Zimmer flashbacks
Skol! 🏈💜💛
Sometimes the defense steps up and wins but when they don't you need the offense to step up and they did 😎👍💜
You’ve been telling me not to worry about onside kicks! I should have known better.
Jefferson only getting 9 yards in regulation is on me
This was my first time betting and I had Jefferson over 81.5 and Tyreke over 0.5 on prize picks
My bad y’all
You're on to it.
Which teams lead the league in red zone give aways?
That's great, because they have something to improve that will make them even better, and 27 other teams are already worse.
Momentum exists until it doesn't
Like literally at the end of every play, when everything stops and re-sets.
If the Bears are fractionally better offensively, they beat the Vikings. What are the Vikings gonna look like against a playoff caliber team, given their current struggles? The last few weeks, Locked On Vikings has been a study in fortunate victories. I need some playoff hope or are we gonna see another early playoff exit?
If the Vikes defence is 6 inches closer a couple of times it's a 30 point blowout.
Absolutely not fortunate victories. The Vikes absolutely dominated the Colts, Jags, Titans 81 first downs to 34, doubled their rush yards 133 to 68, 166 to 56, and 82 to 33, but apparently you did not see that, because it wasn't reflected on the scoreboard. This week it was shown on the scoreboard, and was undone by a couple of very unlikely plays.
yeah if the bears made fewer mistakes they'd probably be above .500. If they were better they'd be better.
They opened the year by striking down 3 consecutive playoff teams in a row, so I don't think this is the concern.
@@robe2504 great analysis - my playoff hope is renewed.
@@LockedOnVikings Thank you for talking me off the ledge. You mention "I don't think this is the concern". What is THE concern? You holding out on your "every-dayers"?
I thought the Vikings special teams was terrible - losing not one but TWO fumbles by letting the ball hit them. this is a major issue.
There was that terrible FG that they blocked.
And the terrible 100% record of the stand in kicker and long snapper.
It was a highly unlikely probability, not a major issue. They executed the same thing perfectly vs the 49ers and Packers.
Jesus, it's like Covid gave everyone in the US goldfish memories...
Why did koc not kick the field goal instead of going for it?
Already a 2 score lead. A TD would have been 3
First
As soon as the bears scored their last TD I told my wife they would get the onside kick, get into field goal range with one big play, then tie it with no time left to go into OT. She told me I was being very negative for a game that isn't over. I just wish watching this team wasn't so predictably stressful all the time lol
Games this year literally haven’t been stressful besides our losses and maybe Jacksonville. We’ve been winning comfortably a lot. This isn’t 2021 anymore.
I, on the other hand, was ready to go flip on redzone before all the stuff happened
@smith22vikes90 I don't agree 100% but you are absolutely correct in that it isn't the same as previous years. Listening to the packers game this year just felt like they were ready to give that game away, Jets, rams and jags, and then this bears game. They all gave me that "oh boy how are they gonna blow it this time" feeling. I don't really count the lions game, that one felt like a quality loss.
I'm thrilled with how this season is going, but very selfishly I wish a few of these games against inferior opponents were more convincing
@@smith22vikes90 gonna go ahead and throw this Cardinals game into that growing "stressful" category lol
@@kalebm5287 for sure
The play calling sucks. Vikings offensive players are talented. Just need to bring back the vertical offense. Cheers!
The play calling did not suck lol
Bruh, aweful take.
Of course, you're an expert after the fact. It must be easy for someone who has never designed or called an NFL play in his life.