Childress Stands By QB Jackson

Vikings coach Brad Childress remains supportive of quarterback Tarvaris Jackson despite the general perception that the 24-year-old is a weak spot on the Minnesota roster.

"He went 8-4 as a starter. I think a lot of teams would like that."

Childress was then asked if the Vikings would seek help at the position.

"Globally on our football team there's a bunch of different positions we're looking for help at. Sixty quarterbacks played in the NFL last year. Our guy missed four games. So you better have someone who's a viable candidate if your guy breaks his leg."

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HEADLIGHTS said:

I think if Jackson was equipped with a good quarterback's coach he would be another Steve Mcnair

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