The 50 Greatest Vikings

[Mason Maniac]

I thought this was a pretty cool thing they celebrated this weekend - and that they were outside in the snow for Monday was old school (I know it's much more comfortable in a dome, but It was a blast watching the old Bud Grant Vikes playing in the snow)

I'm not a big Vikings fan, they are okay - but they are my brother's favorite team, so I remember most of these guys. And It's nice that it's all about Minnesota, the home town. (could you do something like this for The Oilers/Titans? I know Bud could, but there appears to be a clear division for some fans and some players where it's Houston and Tennessee and the 2 don't merge)

The List... http://www.vikings.com/50/news/50-greatest-vikings.html

And an article about 10 who were left off... Startribune.com (http://www.startribune.com/sports/vikings/112225039.html?elr=KArksi8cyaiUo8cyaiUiD3aPc:_Yyc: aUoD3aPc:_2yc:a_ncyD_MDCiU)

[Titan723]

Poor Gary Anderson, I bet if he had hit that field goal in the NFC Championship game he would have made that list.

[Mason Maniac]

Lord don't mention that game to my bro, that was the heartbreaker, even more so than last year's fumble fest. And that was a great, exciting team. I'd have rather seen them in the SB against Denver, I think they matched up better. But yeah, he'd have made the list. Perfect until the last kick *groan*

[Orca]

Leif Erikson, Wotan, and Alberich -- not necessarily in that order.

[zonian]

Leif Erikson, Wotan, and Alberich -- not necessarily in that order.

Eric the Red.

[Mason Maniac]

Kirk Douglas?

[Orca]

That was a great flick!

[Old Oilers Fan]

Kirk Douglas?

Yes Einar the ladies man

Tony Curtis Eric the slave

And their dad Ernest Borgnine Ragnar

Just watched The Vikings the other day great movie.

[Orca]

Beowulf