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The crazy quarterback or the
egomaniacal head coach?
That’s the question, Minnesota
Vikings fans were wrestling with in the last
week.
Of course, in the end -- The
fans had nothing to do with the outcome and,
for that matter, neither did Brad Childress.
Just like famed mob boss Vincent
‘The Chin” Gigante, who used to
walk around the streets of New York mumbling
to keep the feds off his back, Daunte Culpepper
invented his little crazy streak.
Why?.......
To get away from the town that
turned on him and the novices running the laughable
“Triangle of Authority” in Minneapolis.
Culpepper wanted out of Minnesota
in a bad way.
He wasn’t happy with the
fans embracing Brad Johnson after he suffered
a terrible knee injury, he wasm’t happy
that the authorities were after him for groping
a stripper’s posterior and he wasn’t
happy that the Vikings were the only team in
the NFL about to enter the season with greenhorns
in every major coaching position.
At the same time, Daunte knew
Childress made the woefully misinformed Zygi
Wilf swoon like a schoolgirl. He also knew Childress
was desperately trying to broaden his already
sizeable power base in Minnesota.
So Culpepper’s plan was
simple -- Alienate Childress with his bizarre
behavior and get a one-way ticket out of town.
So while Daunte now gets to bask
in the sun on South Beach -- What's left in
Minnesota?
Ruins.....
Despite having over $30 million
in cash on hand, Minnesota’s own three
stooges have already made their big splash in
free agency.
The results?
They helped Seattle keep Steve
Hutchinson for the long term. They netted a
placekicker slightly better than his incumbent.
They signed a backup running back and they inked
an overrated, overpriced linebacker with a bad
foot.
Who’s crazy now?
Posted on Thursday, March
16, 2006 @ 11:33:04 AM
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