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Tony Kornheiser even understood this. Pat, you should have had another scotch and thought this out a little more. The bloggers are only The Vikings were three-time defending champions of the NFL/NFC Central and carrying a 6-2 record into a home game with Green Bay on Nov. 14, 1971. John Brockington, the Packers' powerful rookie from Ohio State, had 23 carries for 149 yards. The rest of the runners added 96 yards for a total of 245 yards rushing against the Purple People Eaters and the back seven of the Vikings' legendary defense. The Packers also completely stifled a Vikings offense that was quarterbacked by Gary Cuozzo. The home team completed five passes with a long of 14 yards, and rushed 31 times with a long of nine yards. Final totals: First downs, Packers, 15-5; total yards, Packers, 301-87; plays, Packers, 66-45;... [read full story]
