and Hey everybody welcome to another episode of purple insider Matthew Collar here and

joining me from the Motor City where he was there for the draft last night Brian

Murphy I mean first we got to get to your reaction.

And then I want to hear a little more about what you did in Detroit.

You are a Detroit native and you watched a heck of a lot of J.J. McCarthy and a run by Michigan football to a

championship last year. So Brian Murphy, give it to me man. What do you think

about what happened last night? Well I think that was it seemed he seemed to be on their radio. it

what do you think about what happened last night?

Well, I think that was it seemed he seemed to be on their radar McCarthy for a long time

here. It was fun to watch. I mean to see six cubies taken in the first 12

picks. I mean that I guess we shouldn't be shocked but that was a hell of a run a historic run

but to watch you know to watch the Falcons I don't know what the Falcons are doing but to watch the falcons kind of

cattle prod the Vikings into doing what they needed to do to secure jay jay McCarthy

was probably the most entertaining part of the draft last night.

And, you know, Quasio Del Fomenza was on the clock literally because his previous two years were underwhelming to say the least

managing the draft. Everybody knew this was a franchise defining moment not just for him and

Kevin O'Connell but just for the Wilson general. I mean, it's very rare that the Vikings ever

target a quarterback in the first round and it's very rare that they've never, I't think drafted top 10 before Dante

Culper I think was 11th in 1999 so we knew this was going to be sort of a franchise

shape shifting kind of a night and it was interesting to see they were you know

Quasy was not gonna let McCarthy slip through his fingers and if it if he had if the

Broncos had somehow outmanewered and found a way to leave the Vikings holding their

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