Minnesota's loss is Miami's gain

[andyahs]

ESPN Insider Article. This is all I could post as I do not subscribe but read it on a friend's computer.

Much has been made of the Minnesota Vikings' offensive struggles this season, with Daunte Culpepper having the worst games of his career and frankly looking lost at times. While the trade of Randy Moss and injuries on the offensive line certainly have played a part in those struggles, it would be a mistake to overlook the loss of offensive coordinator Scott Linehan to the Miami Dolphins.

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Frerotte

Certainly with QB Gus Frerotte ranking 21st in the NFL's passer rating system, it would be easy to assume Linehan misses the Vikings as much as they miss him. But a study of the performance metrics makes it clear there are plenty of reasons for Dolphins fans to be optimistic -- and one more place for Vikings fans to point fingers.

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[Mike13]

Linehan misses the Vikings as much as they miss him.

Not as long as he gets plenty of green,

 

[G-Force]

It is Randy they miss the most like Madden said { I don't know how a team looses a Randy Moss and calls themselves better} As far as Linehan I'm not a big fan of dink and dunk he has players to go downfield he just don't.

 

[Bjorn]

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