We're catching Kirk coming off of, you know, a day where, you know, he turned the football over and nobody dislikes throwing interceptions more than Kirk Cousins.

I mean, he just, the one thing he knows his responsibility playing quarterback at the high level that he has for so many years in the NFL.

He knows that turning the football over is normally the fastest path to losing games.

And we experienced it together last year with the fumbles and, you know, early on in the season

with some of the turnovers. And we weren't able to overcome that no matter how well we played

outside of those turnovers. So I think you're going to see Kirk get back to, you know, what he's, what he's always

been. He's going to throw a ton of completions. He's going to be really accurate. He's going to run the

show and get them into the best possible plays that he can and try to stack as many of those

plays against Brian Flores and our defense as he can, knowing that, you know, at any point in time,

our defense has the ability to strike

and enforce a negative play that changes the whole momentum of a drive, of a quarter of a game.

Kevin O'Connell talking about the return of a Kirkacousins.

Coming back to Minnesota.

Oh, man.

Last time we saw him at U.S. Bank Stadium, he was blowing the Gellerhorn shirtless before what ultimately was, I think, a bad Sunday night loss to the Packers, I believe.

So he's coming back.

He won't be blowing the horn this time.

He's playing for the Falcons.

I hope he gets a good reception.

The problem is if there's equal booze and cheers, you hear the booze over the cheers.

There's no reason to boo him, folks.

Let's be clear on that.

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