ESPN's Sport Science segment focuses on Christian Ponder, and shows how the Vikings' rookie can hit receivers on the run.
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Vikings running back Adrian Peterson talks to the media before practice at Winter Park. His focus: the Carolina Panthers and how Christian Ponder is opening up the rushing game.
Budding romance or fun friendship? That's the question the Bleacher Report is asking when it comes to Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder and ESPN sideline reporter Samantha Steele.
Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier gives his rookie quarterback a hug and the game ball after Christian Ponder took care of Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers.
ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer ripped Christian Ponder when he was drafted saying he wasn't able to make big time throws under pressure. Now that he's seen the rookie play, he has changed his mind, but is still slightly critical of Ponder's decision-making.
Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith is helping train rookie Cam Newton on the job. Newton is having a ton of success to start his career. So when Smith says Christian Ponder needs to over-communicate with his receivers, he better listen.
Christian Ponder brought a big smile and a "What's up guys?" to his first press conference at Winter Park after being named the Vikings starting quarterback. Ponder's smile quickly became serious as the rookie let everyone know that if things don't go his way, he'll make sure they will.
Christian Ponder will have the home crowd behind him Sunday when he makes his first career start against the undefeated Packers, but that probably won't be enough to disrupt Aaron Rodgers and company. Ponder will have to make his receivers look better than they've been, and do so running for his life.
Christian Ponder doesn't have 31 career fourth quarter comebacks like former Broncos quarterback John Elway has. Ponder doesn't have two Super Bowl rings like Elway either. Yet, the Vikings rookie QB has shown a fourth quarter moxie that would make the Hall-of-Famer proud.
