well, the vikes can run the ball and can stop the run, obviously. the success of this team will depend on the ability of tjack to manage the game and make a few big plays here and there and how our defense holds up against the pass.

Well 2004 comes to mind. I wasn't disapointed in how that season ended.

t-jack will be just fine. Hes learning and has more experience that a-rod.

With some receivers that catch the ball expect T-jack to get more wins as a starter!

The reason I say this is because it was proven last year that defences could focus on the run and stop it. The vikes need T-Jack to be able to exploit these defensive sceams. If he can the Vikes will do just fine.

A. Rodgers is piloting a 13-3 team from last year. A team that does have adequite receivers and a running back that if he can duplicate his late season performace is very good himself. The pack defence was adequite.

I think (biased of course) the vikes will have the upper hand. But I think the QB play will be the key.

Absolutely QB will be key. Early in the year, I think teams will stack the box and make Rodgers and T-Jack prove that they can make plays. If they can, then defenses can't cheat up so much and the running game will take off.

You beat the Pack in the 1st round, but the Eagles sent you home in the 2nd. That wasn't disapointing?

Were you disapointed in the 1998 season when Atlanta beat you in OT to go to the SB?

Were you disapointed in the 2000 season when the Giants beat you 41-0? The worst route in NFC championship history?

1998 & 2000 were great seasons for the Vikings, even though they lost those games. I'm sure you enjoyed watching them until they lost....my point about the Packers season last year

I think what we are missing here is in the end it isn't going to be whether T-Jack or Rodgers is the better QB. It is going to be whether Booty or Brohm is the better qb.

The one thing that both young QBs have going for them is they don't have concrete tendencies burned into film for every Dback to see. A lot ot times QBs have success and then opposing CBs get that stuff figured out and shut them down. They then have to modify some things or mask it to get success again.

I think a QB learns a lot by watching, studying and NOT being tossed into the fire from the get go. The team learns a LOT from the QB once he is tossed in the fire.

Yes 1998 and 2000 i was extremely dissapointed. 2004 we got into the playoffs and beat a division champ...a nice piece of work and we were only a few plays away from taking down McNabb and his eagles...

It will be nice to see T-Jacks progression game 1 in lambeau...he threw his first nfl TD up there and hopefully can get 1 in victory!