Hey everybody welcome to another episode of Purple Insider.

We are live here on YouTube Matthew Collar along with

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Brian Murf is on the Monday morning Murph, but that would have been senseless because they hadn't played against the 49ers yet.

So now it's Wednesday evening Murph, less catchy, just as exciting.

What's going on, Merv, how are you?

A very special addition, very, very special addition.

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I'm doing great. It is odd of being here like in between games a little bit looking ahead, not as much looking back, but what an interesting bracket of games we have here after what the

the Vikings obviously doing what they needed to do on Monday but doing it in

pretty solid fashion and revealing fashion in some ways and you know with the way the packers are kind of backpedaling here

it's an ideal time to go to Lambo and keep that momentum.

All right so I've got three questions that were emailed to me that are pertinent and I want to get to.

But let me throw this out there to start.

We'll go with exactly what the headline to the episode says, which is, are we overreacting to the Vikings win over the 49ers?

But I want you to answer this through the lens of two different contexts.

One being, like, do we now think they're suddenly good after they just scored one touchdown on offense against Chicago the week before and then to the other side

The folks who think that you'll never get another quarterback who

isn't named Kirk Cousins ever in the rest of your life that could be potentially

an overreaction as well do you think either one of those sides of this coin are overreacting or do you think that they are suddenly good and that they did just win themselves out of their next quarterback?

That was a compound question, I believe is what they call it in the industry.

I do believe it's an overreaction.

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