All of Minnesota is abuzz with the story on the Vikings this morn, who had a "bye" week that may result in some saying "bye, bye."
What actually happened on that boat cruise on Lake Minnetonka is still in question. I did have to go to the Grand Forks, N.D. paper to get a tame description of the boating event that was billed as a "team tradition." Stay tuned.
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The Packers are scheduled to play the Vikings on Christmas Eve, 2005.
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I of course have a problem with the VIKINGS, ALWAYS HAVE. However I think the sad thing really is regardless if you are a viking fan, Packer fan, forty niner fan, what ever alot of not all of these players think there is nothing wrong with behaving in this way because they have fame, and alot of money. I think it sends a wrong message to the youth. We should all be glad it had nothing to do with the Packers they can't afford to lose anymore players. I would not want to beat the vikings because they lacked players, We WILL Beat them because we are the better team, always have been ALWAYS WILL BE, REGARDLESS OF THE OUTCOME.
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