Moss has difficulty solving the problem of direction on the field
It seems that Minnesota Vikings haven't found the direction on the field and suffered from who was the leader, namely identity crisis.
While Brad Childress, a fan of san francisco 49ers jersey continues to insist the Vikings are a run-first team, mounting evidence suggests he is still overly reliant on the passing game.
Last year, the pass-heavy emphasis worked well. Favre, a fan of patrick willis jersey had arguably the best season of his career, as the Vikings won the NFC North with a 12-4 record. However, the approach hasn't been as effective this season, as Favre, a fan of michael crabtree jersey has struggled finding his rhythm as a passer from the pocket. Although he is completing 61.9 percent of his passes, he has already thrown six interceptions (third most in the league) and has amassed a 60.4 passer rating, 28th among starting quarterbacks. If the trade this week for Randy Moss, a fan of frank gore jersey didn't solidify that opinion, then a quick look at the numbers reveals that Brett Favre still serves as the driving force for Minnesota's offense. Despite missing all of training camp and a portion of the preseason, Favre, a fan of ronnie lott jersey has come out slinging, passing on 55 percent of the Vikings' downs through three games. While the loss of Sidney Rice, a fan of joe montana jersey robbed Favre of his biggest weapon in the passing game, the Vikings still have a talented receiving corps with immense potential. Visanthe Shiancoe, a fan of jerry rice jersey has developed into an upper echelon tight end, and Percy Harvin is one of the league's most dangerous slot receivers. Bernard Berrian, the team's marquee free agent signee three seasons ago, was one of game's top vertical threats after averaging 20.1 yards per catch during his first season with the Vikings, a club for deion sanders jersey lovers in 2008.
Although the addition of Moss would revive the Vikings' aerial attack, it is also a big problem for the direction on the field.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Moss has difficulty solving the problem of direction on the field
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