WIDE LEFT: An Unofficial Minnesota Vikings Documentary (FULL)
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Channel: Spawn Trapped
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Length: 81min 12sec (4872 seconds)
Published: Thu Mar 30 2017
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Ummm, you mean THE greatest game for a RB in NFL history. He broke the record lol
Overall very good. A few weird factual errors ("Antonio" Winfield?). No mention of AP's knee injury ahead of the 2012 season, which I contend was the most remarkable achievement in team history. As a mid-30s Vikings fan, this tracks my life with the team pretty perfectly.
You could definitely tell the amount of work that was put into this. Big time props for the effort and well everything came out, especially, with how limited some of the resources were. Very interesting and painful way for me to kill almost an hour and a half at work tonight. Some of those clips definitely got the blood pressure rising again. It was, also, sad seeing some of the recent years and how promising and exciting players like CP and Walsh were. Walsh was kicking with such confidence in his first couple of years.
A few things of note. I'm sure they didn't want it to turn into NFL Yearbook with each season, but, some of the years definitely seemed like fly-throughs and came off even a bit rushed at times. Such as, Moss' last season and the emergence of Nate Burleson in Moss' absence along with Moss walking off the field early against Washington in week 17. Just stuff like that. Oh and no mention of the last Favre magic in his comeback against AZ in 2010?
A couple of the other things are the commentary volume being much louder than the game footage audio. It's tough when they cut to it and there's such a difference. The other thing was some of the pronunciations of some of the players and names, such as Louisville.
Again, thanks for the time and effort for this!
Well this should be enjoyable
Enjoyed it. Loved the amount of time spent on the last twenty years, as you could really see how random shit happening in 2005 led to the team we have today.