And the Hey everybody welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Coller here along with

Jeremiah Searles for Tuesday morning left guard which is actually now on a

Wednesday we got pushed back by Monday night football and maybe we have regrets about watching what happened on Monday night football, but we're going to talk about it anyway.

Jeremiah, have you

have you recovered emotionally after watching the Vikings lost to the Chicago Bears? You know, between having to watch the Nebraska Iowa game on Friday

and then watching basically Nebraska versus Iowa NFL style Monday night.

No, I haven't.

I still just, I look at these two helmets sitting here right next to me, you know,

two former alma

motters proud to be a Viking proud to be a husker and then you watch those

games and you go yuck like that sucked like that just was awful right and my buddy Alex Boone was at the game and he was like dude it was worse in person like I was like I don't know how it was just such a bad performance all the way around and now there's so many more questions and answers but it just I don't know it was just such a

weird game to watch and go is this really happening or is like is this who this team is and everything like the

chickens are coming home to roost and flying high is over or

like was this a bad game I don't know man it just that was so not what I expected I knew

it wasn't going to be a blowout because the Bears been playing better but never

in my wildest dreams and I think I was going to watch

what I watched Monday night. I had a feeling that at some point we were going to

run into the bad Dobbs version because that's just his history and that's just the history of backup

quarterbacks is usually they can have spurts and runs of good showings and then at

some point it's going to hit the skids and that's how it goes. I did not expect it to be that bad.

And the thing is though when you go back and watch it, it was just it was not all Josh Dobbs.

No. I think it was not the greatest game plan in the world

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