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

And once again, it is Monday morning, Murph, with Brian Murphy to break down the Vikings 21 to 13 victory over the Indianapolis Colts,

one that we will remember forever as the game that they really

destroyed the other team and yet only won by a couple points. Murph, was that your reaction?

Because I thought that the Vikings in all facets outplayed the Indianapolis Colts. And I never felt

for a single moment in that game that

they were going to lose, and yet they made it a little bit tighter than it needed to be.

Yeah, I'm not going to remember this game forever.

I'm not going to remember it beyond today.

It was what it was.

An ugly, pockmarked victory against a inferior opponent at home and flush it, move on,

because you got two more of these dogs coming up on the road. I wouldn't put too much stock into

cosmetics at this point, in particular the way Sam Darnold played last night, because it's one of those

convenient games, you know, but for the cancerous tumor in the body, he's in great shape.

You know, there were three awful moments, two awful throws, a strip sack where, you know,

he did get, you know, kind of beat up on the head a little bit.

But I put that more on Garrett Bradbury.

We can get on to that in a little bit, too.

But he made big throws.

He found all of his receivers, T.J. Hawkinson being back in the lineup, Jordan, Addison,

hey, I guess everybody was paying attention.

You got your targets. They were moving the ball, gaining first downs onto two to one margin.

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