Post-Game Thread Vikings 25, Titans 16

hell, I forgot how many trolls come out on game days after L's.

If you are one of the many trolls here and you are reading this... just know. It's ok. It's ok that your wiener is microscopic. The world won't judge you. Be happy.

 

Haven't heard from you in a while too.

 

I'm on here every day. I'll post here and there. Mostly come to read and give High Fives and cool stuff like that.

 

That's what this game really came down to. All 3 were turnovers. To be completely honest the defense surprised me EXCEPT for the 3rd and long conversions. What I was disappointed with... 1. Run game, they did not commit. 2. Turnovers. 3. Pressure on Mariota. 4. Stupid fans who are so enamored with their own idiocy thinking they are brilliant.

Take a deep breath. Understand a few simple things to remember things... we were 3-13 last season, the Vikings were a playoff team. 3 plays literally changed the game. It's extremely rare to change the culture over a single off season. A very smart man once said and I'll paraphrase, take care of the small things and the big things will take care of themselves. They failed to take care of the small things but they are something that can be worked on and fixed.

Quick question: how many of the idiots who are whining and crying right now we're dumbfounded at halftime?

 

What we saw today was the Titans shoot themselves in the foot again and then again. Overall the I wouldnt be surprised to see us have a top 5 rush defense but around 27-28 pass defense. It was almost like no one was covering Rudolph. There was almost 0 pass rush, but we had some plays where we got enough pressure to force rushed throws. We had 0 sacks. That is concerning.

 

Ranked 17th in run defense last year.

 

Could you explain why it matters if we go for 2 or 1 first TD or 2nd? Makes absolutely no sense to wait. In fact you want the most information possible as early as possible so going for 2 first makes more sense imo. It wasn't the wrong call to go for 2...........

 

If you are down by 15, you have you have to go for two on one of your TDs. It's just more dramatic if you do it on the second (assuming you score).

 

Conor Orr NFL.com....

The Titans' offense, regardless of their epic second-half freefall, is crazy fun to watch when they are in control of the game. The constant shifting and movement is almost artful and it seems like Marcus Mariota has a Peyton Manning-esque control of his offense. He can shift cross-trained tight ends, fullbacks and running backs and turn them into wide receivers and movable blocking chess pieces at will. Coach Mike Mularkey did a great job of unleashing both DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry in the first half before an interception and string of fumbles in the fourth quarter put Tennessee out of business. Don't dismiss this offense because of a poor decision by Mariota and two by DeMarco Murray, though