They have a great offensive line which is the downfall of a lot of teams with great weapons. Look at seattle last year. Yea hasselbeck and alexander had injuries, and their TE was a b*tch but most importantly the line fell apart and they couldnt get anything going. Leinart has some good young WR's in AZ and Edge and their offense still couldnt win any games because they have no line. The vikes have a damn good line and a good run game now with the combo of chester and peterson. They even have a platoon of young WR's. If tavarias can play slightly better than average (a la big ben superbowl season) they can do all right.
Originally posted by Smasandianthe vikings stink. hey will need time to be even a threat in the weak nfc.
Thier WR's suck balls. Bobby Wade, Billy McMullen (who the **** is that) and bust Troy Williamson suck. They do have a great o-line and RB, but no QB, WR. I dont think the Viking will do anything this year.
And your cutting us out....tsk tsk tsk..haha.
I find fantasy league fun for the amount of work it takes. The draft part, (which is my favourite part of the whole shebang), takes a couple of hours, but to do your team and stuff every week, I find it doesnt much work.
I already know whats going on in the league and about who's injured or not, so on Sat night after work, I just go on and in 5 minutes, Im done. It's pretty easy.
I'm not worried about the team management part of it. Just the viewing experience part of it. For instance, I was watching Denver last year and I found myself wanted them to lose, but wanting Cutler to do well, but not too well, but I needed 2 TD's out of him, but not 3 or more, and what about the punt returner, and what's the score of the game? and ugh...I just turned it off. It sounds easy to just say "let the games play and then your fantasy scoreboard later," but it's psychologically more difficult than that. It was to me, at least.
I also found myself looking forward to college football Saturdays (just rooting for and against the teams, not the players) more than NFL Sundays, and I freakin' LOVE the NFL more than just about anything else on the planet, including college football.