and To another episode of purple Insider Matthew Coller here and it is time for Monday morning Murph with Brian Murphy.

Four and what now Brian Murphy?

4 and 0, Minnesota Vikings?

Let's kick us off, your thoughts.

Yeah, just where we expected him to be, right,

at the end of September, all the prognosticators, us included, grandma, the guy at the end of the

corner that he's run into at the bus stop.

I mean, everybody thought Four and O was in the bag.

I feel like this is a team now that we have to not only that we have to recalibrate the league has to recalibrate

And as much as they may say they've always believed in themselves, I think they have to recalibrate a little bit too internally. I don't think they expected certainly four straight wins, but in the manner in which they've accumulated them and what has impressed me most, which is what I kind of wrote

about to start off this week, is that the stat that just sort of hangs out there with them.

They have only trailed this season for three minutes and 26 seconds.

And that was way back midway through the first quarter

in the Meadowlands after CJM had fumbled, you know, the giants were able to get a quick three nothing lead.

That is it. The Vikings have been playing not only with a lead ever since, but big leads and racking up big leads and kind of just clubbing their opponents into submission. Now yesterday

at Lambo, that opponent did decide to wake up and do some damage and there were plenty of things both offensively and

defensively to nitpick about how a 28-0 lead turned into a two-point lead with a chunk of time on the clock and damage to be done

and Green Bay really only an on-side to kick away from maybe getting a 15-yard

play in a game-winning field goal now from a broken kicker.

A lot of ifs there. A lot to unpack from yesterday as usual, but the fact that these guys

do not give their opponents a minute to breathe and have them on their heels and playing

uphill from the very get-go is a pretty good recipe for success because you may not win every game that way,

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