Packers release Robinson
May 9th, 2008 – 3:52 PM by Judd ZulgadIn a move that should not come as a big surprise the Packers have released receiver Koren Robinson.Robinson joined the Packers on Sept. 12, 2006 after being let go by the Vikings. He had 21 catches for 241 yards with one touchdown last season and finished second on the team with 25 kickoff returns for 596 yards.
Robinson’s departure from Minnesota has been well documented. He was released after leading police on a chase at speeds up to 120 miles per hour down Hwy. 169 as he tried to make an 11 p.m. training camp curfew on Aug. 15 in Mankato. Robinson’s blood-alcohol level was .11, above the legal limit.
He had earned a Pro Bowl berth the previous season with the Vikings — that earned him a three-year, $12.7 million deal after the year – and appeared to have turned his life around after multiple violations of the NFL’s substance-abuse policy and alcohol-related driving arrests resulted in a four-game suspension in 2004. That had happened when Robinson was with Seattle.
The incident in Minnesota led to a one-year suspension by the NFL that was lifted in October of last season. Robinson also served parts of a 90-day jail sentence in three different prisons after agreeing to be sentenced on a felony charge of fleeing police in return for seven other charges being dropped.
Robinson received a two-year deal from the Packers when he signed in 2006 but played in only four games before being suspended. It was clear that Robinson and former Packers quarterback Brett Favre developed a close relationship.
Mark Craig of our paper did a story on Robinson last November in which the receiver thanked the Vikings for the role they played in his life.
“Thank you, Minnesota Vikings,” he said in the Packers locker room. “Thank you, Coach Brad Childress.”
Craig wrote that reporters laughed. Robinson did not. “Y’all are laughing, but I’m very serious,” Robinson said. “The way I look at it, if I was with the Minnesota Vikings, I don’t know if I would have really gotten over the hump as far as getting to the place or being the person God wants me to be. So I’m very serious when I say I’m thankful to them. I’m blessed that it happened.”
Robinson’s exit from Green Bay had been speculated on by the NFL Network and others. That came after the team selected Kansas State’s Jordy Nelson with its first pick of the draft in the second round, and Brett Swain of San Diego State was added in the seventh round. This leaves 13 receivers on the Packers roster, including Donald Driver, Greg Jennings and Ruvell Martin.
91 Responses to "Packers release Robinson"
Robinson and Favre were buds? ? ?
Yikes.
Judd, Thanks!!!!!
BNHOF
I heard Robinson and Travis Henry are going to form a tribute tag-team wrestling group called the natural disasters. I don’t know which one is supposed to be earthquake.
Thanks Judd! (Handling duties for the now-seldom-here VQ.)
RTG - you’re such an ass. I wonder if we misfits and losers can all fit in a catshed? Next to the Mary Kay tires for the motorcycle.
Kenny = married to an animal? Is/Was this you?
Hey Ole - what’s up?
These 2008 Pukers remind me of Chili version 1.0…Koren can’t make the roster, but that still leaves a baker’s dozen of WR’s.
RTG: I found the Cool Club amusing, too. Not sure who you mean by the current class. I don’t have any beef with any of today’s posters. Are we to take it that you do?
BTW, where is Bones these days? (Or should I say, “Who is Bones these days?”)
Is this Robinson’s last stop?
Not much Jet, how’s everything?
Howzit TAR
TAR,
What are the Packer doing dumping KRob?
Assuming KRob has kept himself clean and sober why would you round on the player?
The end for KRob in Packerville may have been Brett’s decision to call it a career. KRob became just so much soiled laundry to Ted Thompson outfit.
Would love to see Vike bring KRob back. Watch for Holmgren give him a break given Bobby Engram situation. Just hope he winds up w/ a decent org because KRob is a class act and fine receiver. You’ll never see KRob take a play off.
Lost - Holmgren won’t brin K-rob back. He gave him about 10 “2nd” chances. When he finally cut him, he was at his wit’s end with Robinson. I think the end finally came when Robinson showed up to court drunk. On DUI charges. Smart man…
Honestly, I don’t care what the Pukers do. Get back to me when they can at least get to the Super Bowl like they used to years ago.
Hey, Ole!
Go Vikes!
Whaddya know - 4:23 on previous blog. Ole, you one sharp cookie.
Nice day there, Ole? (Aren’t they all?)
Jet,
You can’t judge a peron on the basis of alcoholic behavior alone.
Holmgren came to mind as he was very complimentary about KRob. This guy is a ProBowl player and Holmgren a good judge of talent. Looking at Mike’s receiving corp the other day and had to ask, ‘is that it’?
K-Rob has/had a bad drinking problem but he was never a turd like the guy who went to 49er, (Darrell Jackson?)
Maybe he’ll come North for a year…?
Vike South, It’s (almost) always nice in paradise
nah, Jet, I’m just one old kane
(bouncing on my heels, waiting in a neutral corner)
Lost - my point is that Holmgren had already given him plenty of chances to take another on him. It’s true he was very fond of K-Rob and hated to see him go. But, in the end, he didn’t have a choice. I just don’t see him giving him another shot. Too much baggage in Seattle.
He was much more disruptive than most people know. He showed up to practices and classroom meetings drunk and they would send him home. I think I remember reading previously (around the time he was busted the last time in Vikes training camp) that he was busted out here 12 or 13 times. Mostly for speeding, but 3-4 times for alcohol.
Ole - LMAO
Say, Ole Won
Just packed up my neighbor heading to Kanaapali for a couple weeks of heat & sun. Told them they should try Cheeseburgers in Paradise in Lahaina.
But is it still open?
Lost Vike
Why are you judging Juan and Evita Peron’s alcoholic behavior? Do they get style points for their drinking technique?
I guess everything is a contest these days ….. brother
Yup, Lost Vike, CIP is still going strong. Should have sent them to Hamburger Mary’s instead. (it’s a gay bar)
don’t ask me how I know these things
Ole = knows where to find participants for the big annual Packer fan sacrifice…
That’s OK, Ole.
You know the Vancouver guys.
They like to stick together.
(Not asking…)
I’m out.
of the closet?
I’m gone as well.
I guess that leaves me and you, Ole!
Anyone ever notice on the pictures of Kevin and Judd how it looks like they have a halo over their heads?
I don’t think that was an accident. . .
Is Mark Craig going to write another article on Koren? Or Favre? Or Jordy Nelson? Or Gunner Nelson?
I hope Mark writes a piece on every Packer receiver. That would be 13 articles.
13 receivers? ? ? I thought they just lost their quarterback, not the whole dam offense!
VIKINGS SOUTH:
I figured out the Random Thoughts Guy comments were from an imposter. I have seen his posts and regard him as intelligent, not at all a pompous ass.
Probably written by a packer fan. They will be quiet now until the Robinson story blows over.
Sheeeeiiiiooootttt!
KROB is a FA?
….Well now I know the is an all you can drink Party in Duluth tonight that will likely last until sunday and I got no sitter for Monc JR or plain ticket to get out there
Of all the additions the Vikings have made to the roster over the last two years, the one area that has remained relatively untouched has been the quarterback spot. Whether intended or not, Brad Childress has had his coaching legacy tied to Tarvaris Jackson. Many draft analysts scoffed at the Vikings moving up to take Jackson at the end of the second round in the 2006 draft – the first for Childress as head man of the Vikings. The last two years have done little to quiet down those questions.
The Vikings have a long history of making due at quarterback. Prior to Daunte Culpepper arriving in the 1999 draft, the Vikings had a revolving door at quarterback that included such veterans as Warren Moon, Brad Johnson, Randall Cunningham, Jim McMahon and Jeff George. Nobody took root as the franchise QB until Pepp took over the reigns in 2000. But, a testy early relationship with Childress led to Culpepper being shown the door. Johnson was supposed to be the short-term answer, but that never panned out either. Expected to be a two-year solution, Johnson was benched three times due to ineffectiveness and the handwriting was on the wall that his time in Minnesota was over.
The Jackson Project has been slow and, at times, painful. His leap from Division I-AA has been filled with landmines in front of him. While at times he can look like a good game manager, at other times, Jackson appears to panic and throw dangerous passes that can lead to game-changing plays. To complicate matters, the Vikings have done little to bring in stiff competition to force Jackson’s hand. Kelly Holcomb and Brooks Bollinger have given Jackson little more than cursory challenges to his starting job and, despite missing time due to injury last season, there was no question that the job was Jackson’s to lose whenever he returned to health.
Jackson apologists will point to the fourth quarter of the season finale against Denver, when he rallied the Vikings with strong play and good decision-making. To some, it appeared as though the light switch came on and Jackson finally seemed to “get it.” Is that a portent of things to come? The Vikings seem to think so because, once again, the team has done little in the way of providing an immediate challenge to Jackson’s starting job. Holcomb is gone and has been replaced by aging veteran Gus Frerotte, who is ideally viewed as a stop-gap backup. While Bollinger is still on the team, his spot as the No. 3 QB is in serious jeopardy following the draft of USC QB John David Booty.
One thing that has become evident over the last year is that Childress has tied his coaching legacy into the production that Jackson brings to the table. The offense has been strengthened through the draft and free agency at many positions in the Childress Era. The one constant, however, has been quarterback and, more specifically, Jackson. As of now, a lot of fans question whether he can be the man that leads the Vikings on a Super Bowl run, but, realistically speaking, he’s all the Vikings have right now. For better or worse, the Vikings have tied their playoff hopes on the back of No. 7. If he doesn’t deliver, jobs could be in jeopardy because the Vikings have become a team built to win now and, if T-Jack doesn’t get the job done, there will be a lot of blame turned his way and the way of Childress. Continued improvement and success with Jackson, however, could result in a playoff run and job security for many. Which will it be? We won’t know for about six months, so we can only sit and wait for the results.
Thanks, Monc! ‘Cept now I have a moral dilemma. If TJ fails, Chili is gone, and if TJ succeeds, Chili stays. I forsee about 8-8. Would that mean keep TJ and can Chili?
(and quit snickering about canned chili)
Vikes say QB Wright has better arm than Booty
Vikings vice president of player personnel Rick Spielman, speaking at a Dunkers club breakfast Thursday, said rookie quarterback Kyle Wright has a stronger arm than fellow rookie QB John David Booty but that Booty has terrific instincts. — Pioneer Press
If this is so evident maybe someone could explain this to me..
‘One thing that has become evident over the last year is that Childress has tied his coaching legacy into the production that Jackson brings to the table.’
Has Childress tied his coaching career to T-Jax? Does this mean that Childress is going accept T-Jax production at QB without making adjustments? Does this mean that T-Jax production is going to be limited by some talent deficit?
Or is this just lousy writing….?
Pat Kirwan’s article talks about offensive systems rather than coaching legacies…
‘ We’ve been hearing how NFL teams believe the running game is a two-headed situation, and consequently we see a team like Minnesota draft Adrian Peterson when they already had a proven 1,000-yard back in Chester Taylor. If the Vikings challenge themselves with the old coaching adage that they want to play the best eleven on offense at the same time, then there’s a place for both backs on the field.
Peterson has the speed to scare most secondary players. What if he lines up on the line of scrimmage on the opposite side of the two wide receivers? A quick slant route versus a safety and he’s in an open field situation right away. Walk a linebacker out to help the safety and here comes Taylor on a run play in the guard/center gap.’
The future of the Vike offense may have a lot to do with how well the two backs are packaged into the offense. So far, Bevell hasn’t been able to use A. Peterson/C.Taylor tandem. But CT has extremely effective using diversified playmaking skills-draws, swings, cutbacks.
13-3 k rogers
t jack 3rd best qb in nfc this season
Maybe in the NFC North flasher
Hasselback, Garcia, Brees, McNabb, Romo, Manning, Bulger, Delhomme, Kitna
,..Your telling me as of right now there is only two of the above mentioned that are better than T-jack?
Based on what exactly?…I think he has potential to be great based on athletisism but he has shown nothing except for two minutes or so against the Broncos (who gave up leads late several times last year)
Could he be maybe…but he has shown nothing so far
Brad Childress, Rick Spielman, and other members of the Vikings’ staff held a football tutorial for local media members at Winter Park on Wednesday.
With the agreement that 90% of the information shared be kept off the record, Childress and company divulged draft war room information, inside film information, and daily schedule information. It was a football junkie’s dream. Plus, the pizza, lasagna, salad and cookies served afterwards were fantastic as well.
The Vikings have clearly done a much better job reaching out to local media members throughout Childress’ three years in Minnesota.
Without divulging too many details, here’s the gist of what Childress showed on film:
- Jared Allen is a beast.
- Tarvaris Jackson improved significantly throughout the 2007 season.
- Tyrell Johnson is good in coverage.
- A herd of wild buffalo is more intimidating than a small pack of lions.
Nothing you probably didn’t already know.
Bernard Berrian also stopped by to hang out with the Jim Souhans, Sid Hartmans, Bob Sanseveres and Phil Mackeys of the world. He’s a laid-back, fun guy, and he should be a nice presence in the locker room.
The Vikings will hold open OTA dates from May 20-22. They will hold veteran mini-camp from June 6-8.
Reporters are allowed to watch these practices, so expect more in-depth reports, similar to the training camp reports from 2007.
flasher, while i’m somewhat optimistic about how well the vikes will do in 2008, and i’d have to say that 13-3 is a stretch but not impossible i guess. I think saying Pop Tart is the 3rd best QB in the nfc is a more than just a stretch… it’s borderline delusional. (in my opinion) From a factual standpoint, there are no statitistics to support that claim, and conversely, i would venture a guess that he’s closer to the third wosrt qb statistically, if not THE worst. Honestly, i don’t know why so many people defend him. He’s shown merely brief flashes of being prepared to play at the NFL level. Where he’s consistent is at making fundamental errors and flaws in judgement… mistakes that are usually coached out of most qb’s in high school or college. I personally have nothing against the guy. In fact, i’d like to see him be successful. His success = vikings success. But in my 35 years of following pro football, i’ve never seen such a raw qb get so much sympathy over his lack of success in a system. In fairness, i agree that he deserves another chance, and if he performs strongly and i was wrong, i’ll be the first to admit it and congratulate him. But let’s get real… he shouldn’t be mentioned in the same breath as even some of the mediocre qb’s in this league. He’s still a project and not an established talent. I’m predicting 9-7 and a second round playoff exit. That wouldn’t be so bad would it?
T-Joke will be knocked out of the line up in the 4th game. Then and only then will we start to win.
Travaris Jackson needs a break! He comes from a small college, has had limited weapons, poor coaching and questionable front office decisions to put him in the starters role in the first place. But he will suceed. IMO this year! Break out year.
i hate the weekends on this blog…judd and kevin don’t work…don’t update…then again, it is the off season…and there probably isn’t anything new to report anyway.
I’m more in agreement with NorCal than Wyo. Pop Tart (i like that) is the first thing mentioned on the sports shows when they analyze teams and get to the Vikes. But there are three things that keep me awake at night:
1)The Bears suck, but made it to the NFC Championship (and won)
2)The Packers REALLY suck, and made it to the NFC Championship (and embarrassed the NFC North–chokers!)
3)I cannot for the life of me see any better overall team talent in those two teams (who suck) than the Vikes have. Pro-Bowlers,Rookie Of the Year, Statistical Leaders, and OPA’s. (overpaid party animals, but i’m not going there right now)
Until this season is over, I’m holding on to hope the Vikes can accomplish the same thing, either because of Pop Tarv, or in spite of him!
Thank you.
Think its a mistake to confine discussion of Minnesota ‘08 prospects to T-Jax capabilities. To me this is just lazy, short form for National media. Personalize the broad and complex issue to T-Jax and QB performance.
We should be expecting improved performance in a number of positions. I would include improvements for both RBs.
T-Jax has been working w/in a confined offensive system designed by coaching staff. T-Jax seems to crave greater opportunities to open it up and improvise. I expect T-Jax to be average but how good will this offense be?
LOST:
I’m no offensive guru, but in your 1:42 AM there were some goooooood ideas. If you have nine in the box, you have to “Think Outside The Box”.
On the Westcoast we have John Clayton and Jeremy Green interviewing Vike ‘General Manager’ coming up.
We don’t have a GM. Spielman?
norcal-if most of those mistakes are coached out by hi-school then why do so many qb’s struggle the 1st year or two.look at some of the other qb’s,aikman,bradshaw,both mannings.sometimes it just takes experience.tjack did go 8-6,i saw most of them & he did seem to improve as the season progressed.he played well vs raiders,giants,49ers,lions(2nd game).had a couple bad games vs bears & redskins then did ok vs denver.so i think he can lead this team & be a winner.his athletesism ,if he learns to use it to his advantage,will be key.stats are great but winning is what matters & he can do that with this team
Best Available NFL Free Agents-Offense
Eddie Kennison By Adam Caplan
Senior NFL Reporter
Posted May 9, 2008
Here’s a post-draft look at the best available NFL free agents from the offensive side of the ball.
Quarterback
Daunte Culpepper
Byron Leftwich
Trent Dilfer
Tim Rattay
Kelly Holcomb
Jamie Martin
Craig Nall
Marques Tuiasosopo
Tim Hasselbeck
Running Back
Shaun Alexander
Kevin Jones
Ron Dayne
Michael Pittman
Musa Smith
Mike Anderson
Anthony Thomas
Verron Haynes
Samkon Gado
Josh Scobey (KR)
Tyson Thompson
Shaud Williams
Reshard Lee
Fullback
Lorenzo Neal
Dan Kreider
Jim Finn
Wide Receiver
Chris Henry
Eddie Kennison
David Givens
Koren Robinson
Cedrick Wilson
Eric Moulds
Peerless Price
Keenan McCardell
Tim Carter
Craphonso Thorpe
Troy Walters
Aaron Moorehead
Eddie Drummond (KR/PR)
Tim Dwight
Troy Brown
Derrick Hamilton
Bryan Gilmore
Tight End
Stephen Alexander
Jerramy Stevens
Ryan Krause
Christian Fauria
Aaron Walker
Ryan Neufeld
Tim Euhus
Bennie Joppru
Mike Seidman
Offensive Tackle
Fred Miller
Shane Olivea
Barry Sims
Oliver Ross
Stockar McDougle
Wayne Gandy
Mike Rosenthal
Nat Dorsey
Barry Stokes
Guard
Chris Naeole
Larry Allen
John Welbourn
Chris Liwienski
Ruben Brown
Todd Steussie
Center
Mike Flynn
Steve McKinney
Mike Flanagan
Jeremy Newberry
Tyson Walter
Kicker
John Carney
Morten Andersen
Aaron Elling
Punter
Mitch Berger
Best Available NFL Free Agents-Defense
Mike Doss By Adam Caplan
Senior NFL Reporter
Posted May 9, 2008
Defensive Tackle
Albert Haynesworth (franchise player)
Rod Coleman
Anthony McFarland
James Reed
Ethan Kelley
Antonio Garay
Ross Koloziej
Russell Davis
Grady Jackson
Keith Traylor
Kimo von Oelhoffen
Ted Washington
Defensive End
Terrell Suggs (OLB) (franchise player)
Greg Spires
Orpheus Roye
Darrion Scott
Renaldo Wynn
Rodney Bailey
Bobby Hamilton
Al Wallace
Inside Linebacker
Al Wilson
Lemar Marshall
Junior Seau
Jeremiah Trotter
Brian Simmons
Rob Morris (SLB)
Caleb Miller
Outside Linebacker
Takeo Spikes (ILB in 3-4)
Ian Gold
Rosevelt Colvin
Kendrell Bell
Keith Adams
Raonall Smith
Shawn Barber
T.J. Slaughter
Donnie Spragan
Mario Haggan
Safety
Ken Hamlin (franchise player)
Mike Doss
Deke Cooper
Lamont Thompson
Travares Tillman
Lance Schulters
Idrees Bashir
Bhawoh Jue
Jay Bellamy
Jason Simmons
Mel Mitchell
Cornerback
Nnamdi Asomugha (franchise player)
Ty Law
Jerametrius Butler
Andre Dyson
Terry Cousin
Chad Scott
Kiwaukee Thomas
Fred Thomas
Roc Alexander
Dexter Wynn
Curtis Deloatch
Chidi Iwuoma
It’s me your old pal Fragile. I thinks adam craplans should have called that the “all rejects” team. What a bunch of stinkers!!
FRAGILE:
Not the kickers. Mitch and Morten.
Kennys,
The combined age of Mitch and Mortens is 108 years olds!!
Fragile says they are old stinkers.
Morten=Old
Mitch=Snickers, not stinkers
Fragiles stand corrected
FRAGILE:
I’m watching the Twins. What do you think of Manny Ramirez’s dreadlocks?
They look stupid.
He needs a crew cut, like a real man.
Dang - every Red Sox player can hit a homer = Twins #1 offensive problem.
FRAGILE I MEAN BUD:
what do you think of coco crisp and daisuke matsuzaka?
I’m strictly a Wheaties and Cheerios man myself. And I have never owned a foreign car, so I can’t really say.
What about you Gambler?
that koksuka is having a good game
just pretend i didn’t post that
Was koksuka a free agent from Japan too?
OK, Punto on DL, no Neshek, Baker, Cuddeyer, Slowey & Everett have already been hurt…What the hey?
When did we last hit a homer, anyway? Can TJax play 2 sports?
Too late. And the TJax question, I realize, is a perfect set-up for a critic who wants to ask, “Can he play 1 sport.” My bad.
Twin’s bloggers said they are cursed since Ortiz left because someone buried a Hershel Walker jersey in the dome.
I think pitchers from Japan are hard to hit. Bring on Pappelbon, we can hit that mudah.
Think the Pukers will sign a couple FA receivers. As they say, you can never have too many average/marginal wide receivers.
the gaypackers only drafted two quarterbacks also, so they might want to check the stinker agents, er, “free” agent lists above for prospects
Curse = Hershel Walker jersey + Ortiz left? Gonfused.
I’m sure there is a sleeper or two in those lists, but most are yawners.
Some Centennial Mother’s Day trivia…
http://www.charter.net/news/news_reader.php?storyid=14625030&feedid=14
WHY I WILL NO LONGER LIVE IN MN…
1. Winter 7 months out of the year.
2. The other 5 months is gloomy and overcast.
3. Section 8 Housing has ruined Burnsville, Lakeville and most of the other burb areas.
4. Wiggers (white burb teenage trash)have infiltrated the malls and its no longer enjoyable to go there.
5. Crime has increased big time since the libtard state opened the flood gates to Somalia refuges and Hispanic illegals.
6. Many jobs now require you to speak some Spanish. Why? What happened to English being the primary language?
7. No more Shakey’s Pizza places. WTF?
8. Vikes have never won a superbowl and won’t.
9. Wild have never won a Stanley Cup and won’t.
10. Wolves - Well, there’s them.
11. Twins, love ‘em but they are toast for the next 10 years.
12. Taxes in the top 5 in the U.S.
13. Not enough White Castle joints.
14. Construction on 35W, 494 and 169 that will never end in my life time.
15. Pohlad is a jerk.
16. Chilidog is a jerk.
17. Sid thinks he is God
18. Share a border with Pukerfans.
19. No more A&W drive in’s.
20. Al Franken
21. Jesse Ventura
22. Fat A$$ Herbek and his fishing show.
23. Rollerdome
24.
25.
26.
27.
Wow imi, from what I can gather from your post above, ypu are racist, ageist, an elitist, pessimistic and a general a-hole.
If I didn’t know better, i’d say Mn doesn’t want you to stay…luckily I know better
Vi King - Hahahahahahahaha. Nope, none of those. Just a realist. The truth hurts. My wife is Asian, sister in law Hispanic (born here). Libtards are destroying MN. Cheap sports owners are sucking fans wallets dry, blah, blah, blah… Good luck living there. 
Just a note about T-Jax. He should have a much better year, then last year, we now have a legitimate deep threat, wr, with Berriman that can actually catch the football. If Berriman would have played for the vikes, last year, instead of T-Will, T-Jax’s numbers would have been much better.
Plus a legitimate deep threat, opens up a lot of underneath stuff. Jury still out on T-Jax, but my guess, is you will see a much improved, qb if not for any other reason, then the huge upgrade the vikes made at wr.
I think Zigy should just buy a fleet of sober cabs as a gift to the team.
ben, how many td’s are we talking this year for t jax?
Vi King, Would not guess, on how many TD passes from T-Jax this year. To many variables, injury being the biggest variable, not just for T-Jax, but for the entire offense. That being said, if T-Jax, can’t do the job, and makes too may bonehead plays, Chili would be smart to pull him out. But don’t have much confidence in Chili’s making the right decisions as and nfl coach.
Vikings fans may have got some good news from the Chargers in relation to their own fight for a stadium. When developer Ed Roski unveiled a plan for a new stadium in Los Angeles that had purple seats, visions of Peterson breaking long TDs for the L.A. Vikings made some a little sick to their stomachs. But, it now looks like San Diego could be the team in their sights. The Chargers have tried and failed to partner with the city to get a new stadium deal and are currently exhausting their chances to get a deal done with county officials. If those fail, the option of moving north to L.A. becomes more of a possibility by the day. Here’s hoping their stadium talks break down and Los Angeles finally gets out of the nightmares of Vikings fans.
SUNDAY NOTES
Despite using a record number of quarterbacks last year – ranging from undrafted rookies to players pulled off the streets to 71-year-old Vinny Testaverde, former Viking Daunte Culpepper remains unsigned. Perhaps the idea of acting as his own agent didn’t serve its intended purpose.
Running back Adrian Peterson and Vikings owner Zygi Wilf will take part in an event at Brainerd High School this Thursday as part of the What Moves U program – designed to aid in the fight against childhood obesity and remind youngsters that being active and healthy can be fun. The session will take place at Forestview Middle School in Baxter from 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. A luncheon, sponsored by Brainerd Area Chamber of Commerce, will follow from noon to 1 p.m. at the Brainerd Red Roof Inn
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