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    Buc'Em :: On This Day Recap- 10/29/2000; One day later, One year earlier...same Vikings Blowout!
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    After the game, Vikings receiver Randy Moss essentially supported Dungy's contention. "It's hard to see Tampa Bay put up 41 points" said Moss, who earned an ejection late in the game for making contact with an official. Full Article at Sports Blogs
    It's hard to see Tampa Bay put up 41 points
    Randy Moss – Randy Moss SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
All quotes from:
Buc'Em :: On This Day Recap- 10/29/2000; One day later, One year earlier...same Vikings Blowout!
  1. We feel like we're in a position to at least make a push ... You have to keep this going and keep this feeling going. That might have happened when we started 3-0. Everyone was making Super Bowl reservations or whatever. But it's hard as hell to win in the National Football League.
    – Jeff Christy SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  2. I just talked about what type of football player I am, what type of football player he could be, why I was brought here, why Warrick Dunn is the player that he is, why 28 and 19 have to eat until they're full ... And I think he pretty much agreed.
    Keyshawn Johnson – Keyshawn Johnson SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  3. Well, we're not exactly where we want to be but we're not out of it ... That's the one thing we had to do was come out here and get us a win. This ballclub has been known to finish strong. We had to get us a win right here to end October and championships are won in November and December. So we're going...
    Warren Sapp – Warren Sapp SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  4. I got a one-on-one situation and I took it home ... The ball came out and luckily Marcus was heads-up enough to run and get on the ball and from that point the offense punched it in and we had a fire going. We kept pouring gas on it.
    Warren Sapp – Warren Sapp SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  5. Tony made a statement to us last night that we've played them even for a long time and they just don't have any respect for us ... They really feel like they're just that much of a better ballclub than us. Tony said looking at the film from over the years, there's no way you can convince him that that t...
    Warren Sapp – Warren Sapp SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  6. I think it sent a statement to those guys that we were going to execute, we were going to control the clock, hold on to the football and make plays ... And they were just going to have to outscore us if they were going to beat us.
    Warrick Dunn – Warrick Dunn SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  7. Luckily (for them), it happened (against) us.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  8. If that means I've got to run slants all day long, then you're going to have to throw them all day long ... If I run hitches all day, than that's what it is. He agreed and I think we accomplished our mission.
    Keyshawn Johnson – Keyshawn Johnson SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  9. Shaun didn't panic ... He was the quarterback that we had when we won three games. His poise was there, he played well, he made smart decisions with the football.
    Warrick Dunn – Warrick Dunn SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago

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