Quote of the Day
“That’s the only offensive thing they’ve done all season.”
NBC’s Jay Leno, on Vikings players allegedly participating in illegal sexual activities aboard a chartered boat last week (“The Tonight Show,” 10/12).
Top Stories
- The latest controversy around the Vikings is likely to have ramifications on the team’s quest for a new stadium, the job security of coach Mike Tice and the image of NFL players in general. A number of the team's players allegedly participated in illegal sexual activities aboard two chartered boats last week, and state Rep. Andy Westerberg acknowledges this “certainly does negatively affect the opportunity” for legislation for a new stadium for the team. While Vikings Owner Zygi Wilf has assured Tice that his job is safe for now, the incident is the latest of many that have marred his tenure as the team’s coach. >>Read More
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