Brad childress press conference: Brad Childress press conference,Vikings coach Brad Childress has seen worse days, but Sunday night in Green Bay has reached its boiling point of about 40 fourth something purple.
After the defeat Minnesota 28-24 to the Packers, Childress was an unusually frank comments to GregColeman KFAN in an interview after the match.
When asked to evaluate the play of Brett Favre - who threw three interceptions and had a couple other times surprising and along the way - Childress said he does not believe the problems are Favre physical nature.
"It has everything you need - you need to play in our system," said Childress. "This is the most important."
comments after the game freeze Childress recalled a stretch last season when he and Favre shot lead after the quarterback seems to improvise too much for the taste of coaching in road losses to Arizona and Carolina. In the loss to the Panthers, Childress seemed ready to bench Favre, and the gap between the two could be revived after the worst game of the 2010 season Favre.
When Coleman asked about the difficulty of winning despite three turnovers, had another chance Childress said Favre, saying: "There will always be difficult in this way. It is hard to beat on the road. ... I'm watching football, and that's a fact. "
Childress was probably more angry against the decision of Favre's second interception of the night, which was returned 32 yards for a touchdown by Desmond Bishop. The game was designed to go into the countryside, where Percy Harvin was open as bishop was to intercept the ball and walking on the opposite side.
In its own press conference after the game, Favre ignored the suggestion he had made a bad decision on the game
"I would say the same thing after the fact," Favre said. "Then I saw the picture I saw in Percy was opened on the other side, so I can not disagree with him. But from my point of view, to choose a side in some games. I wonder where everyone would be wide open. that would make my bed a lot easier. But I can not disagree with him. "
Favre again injured his left ankle, throwing his first interception, and walked carefully into the leg the other night. However, Childress said he gave no indication he intended to shoot him, even after the release of their third choice early in the fourth quarter.
"We're not talking about," Favre said. "I think it gave me the illusion that he was injured, however, is not limping on every play."
Despite falling 2-4 with a game in New England is coming next Sunday, the coach's head quarter and tried to stay positive after the match.
"I think we have character, leadership and talent to change that," said Favre, who said he was not sure if the ankle would allow him to play against the Patriots. "You can not say something about the effort. "
Childress echoed their own comments. "They have great determination," he said of the players in their locker room. "We have a lot of guys who fight. It's a long long football season you can not mentally ill over it. "