tnviper

vikings owner zygi wilf said quarterback brad johnson's contract ststus remains unchanged,meaning no negotiations of his $1.1 million deal this season.

JCD

Good.

Despite what that idiot Theisman thinks, Johnson's contract SHOULD remain as-is.

The dude is 38 years old and arguably the worst starting QB in the league. More so, he play has gotten worse week-by-week. At this point, he should be hoping he remains the starter, much less get an extension.

ProjectPops

We need to let him go. Jackson is our future. 7int's 4 td's come on look at our line something is wrong with the old guy.

JCD

Is Jackson ready to play? He played a VERy scaled down playbook in the preseason and wasn't all that impressive with it. IMO, putting him in assures us 10 losses on the season. For a team that is supposed to be building a foundation for the future (and securing funding for a stadium), I don't know if that is the right direction to go.

Johnson stinks. Bollinger stinks worse. Jackson was a draft-day reach, but at least he has some degree of potential. Since he is the only player with any degree of upside, we need to groom him accordingly. Throwing him on the fire now not only ruins this season, but may hinder his development.

ProjectPops

I mean at the end of the season get rid of Johnson and find some damn recievers that can catch.

KINGZZKEITH

I've been excited about TJ ever since I saw him this pre-season. I think we should go with him if we lose this one against Miami. Our season would pretty much be a lost cause if we go 4-6 with the way the offense has been playing.

Let's face it, Brad is just an average QB who does not do anything special and with the offense looking as lack-luster as it has all season I think we should bring him in on Sunday if the offense is not firing. Just for a spark, if nothing else.

katzenboyer

i don't know, maybe he has what it takes, i think they at least need to give him some game time, have situational plays set up for him.