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...running in for a touchdown -- the opposite way. Great player, bad moment. -- An audio tape of former Vikings coach Jerry Burns, giving the team an earful after a loss. Here's a short blurb: "You guys (bleep) stunk out there. I've never...
...wouldn't have been possible without a little help from his friends. "It was the result of Bud Grant," Yary said. "Jerry Burns, all sorts of other people who made calls, wrote letters. I can tell you right now, if not for them, I would be...
...page headlines: Warriors seek first win over Spuds in Friday playoff. Red Raiders pick four captains for 85 season. Jerry Burns searching for head coaching job. 30 years ago (1974) Four incumbents were swept back into office. They are Chuck...
...bite and lastly, that dreaded of all chores, clean the catch. I like to steal the quote from former Vikings coach Jerry Burns. When someone asked Burns if he liked to fish, he always replied, "I'm not old enough." Well, Burnsie, as...
...attended a Vikings game. I am almost ashamed to say that. I lived and died with Vikings teams coached by Bud Grant and Jerry Burns. When the Vikings won, I was happy for a week. When they lost it ruined my week. Under Dennis Green, and now Brad...
...Yary in a halftime ceremony on Sunday. The offensive tackle will be joined by former Vikings coaches Bud Grant and Jerry Burns. ... TE Shonn Bell, who got into a tussle with quarterback Daunte Culpepper after Minnesota's exhibition game...
...turning up for days. Sexual harrassment suits. Axing assistant coaches. And it's certainly not just Green. Under Jerry Burns in the late '80s and early '90s, the Vikings were annually picked as leading candidates to make the Super Bowl but...
...a renowned outdoorsman, retired following the 1985 season the franchise hired colorful and long-time assistant Jerry Burns as his successor. When Burns was introduced as Grant's replacement, he was asked if he liked to fish as much as...
...cheered loudly as Carter was introduced before the game as an honorary captain. Vikings owner Red McCombs, former coach Jerry Burns and Carter's wife, Melanie, all spoke before presenting Carter a painting of his 1,000th career catch. "Thank...