Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of Purple Insider, Matthew Collar, here.

The show is always presented by our friends at Fandul, and we will have a Fandul question

of the day coming up pretty soon, along with your questions, thoughts, and comments.

But I have spent the day working through the VITS, up pretty soon along with your questions, thoughts, and comments.

But I have spent the day working through the Vikings All-22 film, all the data that I can find and was out at Kevin O'Connell's press conference as well.

So we are going to deep dive into the Minnesota Vikings loss to the Baltimore Ravens at U.S.

Bank Stadium, how it happened, what it means, what conclusions we could take away.

And then, you know, we put the word blame in the title.

But I think what you're going to find from all of the research is that blame is a really

tricky thing sometimes when it comes to the NFL.

It's one of those, I forget what it's called, but the more you know, the more you dive into it,

the less you feel like you really know.

So let me get into that in just a moment, but we'll also be answering your questions, comments,

thoughts, concerns.

The Vikings are four and five that does not end their chances to go to the playoffs.

It does not end their season. But what it does mean after losing yesterday to the Ravens is that they have a long way to go

if they are going to be in the postseason.

And that starts with the Chicago Bears

and we'll have plenty of lead in to that after we deconstruct what happened yesterday.

So why don't we start this? I've got a bunch of notes here. I'm going to go through them from all

of the resources that we now have at our fingertips.

And I just want to start with the one thing that needs to be said about J.J. McCarthy

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