Who have the Vikings defeated?

while Rodgers had only 1 second to throw the ball too, It seemed our game is when GB turned it around and started to protect Rodgers.

all about matchups. they might not have beaten anyone great, but if they matchup well against the Boys … they’ll take it.

It’s good from a Vikings perspective.

Against playoff teams, the Vikings are 4-1. The Cowboys are 4-2. Both teams lost three games to non-playoff teams.

Against common opponents (Packers, Giants, Panthers, and Seahawks) the Vikings are 3-2. The Cowboys are 2-3. Even if you take out the Vikings-Giants game, the Vikings still have the better record here.

Continuing, Delhomme had three turnovers in the Cowboys-Panthers game. Against the Vikings, Delhomme did not play, but Matt Moore did. He had no turnovers. Matt Moore’s passer rating on the year was 98.5, and he will probably start for the Panthers next year. Delhomme, a quarterback I respect a lot, appears to be entering the “backup only” stage of his career.

I could do that but I won’t. medicineball has already pointed out how Vikings have done better against common opponents, I think that’s sufficient.

I’m just posting to express my … admiration … for your … double standards. I like how you believe it worth mentioning that the wins against 49ers and Ravens by the “skins of our chinny chin chin.” But somehow it’s not worth bothering to say that we lost to Chicago because Peterson fumbled at the end of the game, or that we lost to Steelers (at that time considered an AFC favorite) only becuase of two consecutive turnovers in red zone in 4th quarter, where balls careened off receivers hands and took an unlucky flightpath.

When we win close ones it’s only luck (if you don’t think that last play against 49ers was not actually great play by both receiver and QB, not luck at all, I simply don’t know what to say to you), and when we lose on game ending bad breaks … then I guess we suck.

Between the Vikes and the Cowboys. I think the Cowboys had edge of 0.1 on defense and a bit more on offense (like 2-3 I’m not sure) so you are correct your schedule was tougher. However, it wasn’t rediculously harsher than the Vikes by any means. Also, there have been close games for Dallas as well Kansas City is a game that comes up although I did not watch it and so can’t give details about it.

Its just our defense lost its swag when Winfield got hurt before the second half. Then the Ravens started spreading the field with 4 and 5 wide while we had our back up safety at cornerback. I think we were up like 24 to 7 or something like that before winfield got hurt.

So were the Eagles and the Saints. Dallas is on a roll right now.

But even that doesn’t matter. It’s about who matches up better. Which has me thinking: have we lost to a team running a west coast offense at any point this season? I’m not certain, but I don’t believe we have.

Among other teams.

The only sad tinge I had was that Marion Barber wasn’t at 100% health for this game, and that he and Tony Romo and other good Cowboy players—with the exception of Keith Brooking—were taken down a notch. I hope your team keeps its confidence for next year. You have a great foundation.

Sure, I don’t like Keith Brooking. He helped the Falcons beat my Vikings in the ’98 NFC Championship game, and now he makes some ridiculous statement about class when he is talking about stomping and bloodying noses and so on.

To all Dallas Cowboys fans, you have a great foundation with your coaches, starting with Wade Phlilips and the many talented players, including Tony Romo. I hope one day the Vikings have a stadium that is half as good as yours.

Sure, we beat you 34-3 today, but that was because of the turnovers. Without them, it would have been much closer. We’ll see you next year.