Vikings defensive end Brian Robison isn’t sugar-coating it. He says there is “no excuse” for how Minnesota played last night in Green Bay. On his Twitter account, he added ..."for all those wondering, we have not quit.”
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Vikings defensive end Brian Robison will have to pay for his caught-on-camera kick to the groin to Green Bay's T.J. Lang Sunday. KFAN reports the NFL fined Robison $20,000. Robison said the kick wasn't aimed at Lang's privates, and Lang has accepted his apology.
The Vikings notched eight penalties during Sunday’s loss to the Buccaneers. But the third quarter off-sides by Brian Robison appeared to add momentum to Tampa Bay’s second half drive. Robison owns up to the mistake--calling it ‘inexcusable.’
Former Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie suggested via Twitter on Sunday that Minnesota misses Pat Williams on the defensive line. When asked about that Thursday, Brian Robison said he trusts the guys in Williams' place and doesn't care what McKinnie thinks.
Jared Allen gets most of the attention on the Vikings' defensive line. The man leads the NFL with 8 1/2 sacks, but not far behind is Brian Robison. Robison already has 4 1/2 sacks and is quietly turning into a pass-rusher to fear.
In an exchange of tweets, Packers guard T.J. Lang says he now accepts the apology offered by Vikings defensive end Brian Robison for kicking him in the privates during Sunday's game. At first, Lang called it a cheap shot, but Robison says it wasn't a malicious move.