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Dan Hampton, On Vikings’ Chances Against Saints: ‘Hit That Town Like Katrina’

Some people mark the start of football season by the onset of fall, or leaves changing colors. I like to use an uptick in stupidly insensitive remarks by concussion victims former football players as my benchmark. So I have MSG Plus’ Dan Hampton to thank for ushering the season in for me.

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↵Hampton’s full quote, again:

↵“If you watched that playoff game last year, the Vikings need to go down and hit that town like Katrina. I think the Vikings go down there and get it done.”↵I suppose you don’t hire a Hall of Fame defensive tackle with the nickname “Danimal” for his tact.

↵HT: SportsGrid.

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