and Hey everybody welcome to another episode of purple insider Matthew Collar here to put a bow on the Minnesota Vikings NFL draft and it was a less eventful one than we usually run across that's for sure I mean normally there are a lot more picks

Especially in the Spelman era where there could be up to I don know, 10 to 12 day three picks.

So it was much more sparse.

And I actually felt guilty yesterday

because I just watched basketball last night and watched the wolves and that was great and instead of you know

covering the draft which is usually day two is a long night and day three was mostly also kind of sitting around waiting for things to happen.

And then I was on every conference call with Vikings today.

So we heard from Ryan Griggsin, multiple scouts, Quaiziadaf Lementa, so I have brought you everything that I have learned about the Vikings Day 3 draft picks and we will get to opinions as I see you guys are already starting about the

draft as a whole and we will jump into the J.J McCarthy discussion what

happened with the Falcons. I'll get your reactions after having a couple of days to

stew on it and read everybody's opinions and everything else, but I thought it

would just be a good way to begin the show by running through each pick,

telling you kind of what I think telling you what what we learned today a little bit of numbers and stuff like that and I did see also starting to get the UDF phase in that they signed a guy Gabriel Murphy out of UCLA who we had actually talked about on the show with

Chris Trappasso a few days ago as someone I thought could be a later or mid-round

target and already he's being compared

to Ivan Pace Jr, which always happens.

And I think that was a little bit of a rare situation,

but somebody that I was intrigued by in the UDFA market and of course over the next few days you're just going to hear a lot of opinions on the show here reacting to everything that the Vikings did so I'm excited to break that all down so let's begin with day three here and the first pick was number 108

Kyrie Jackson,

who is a six foot four cornerback,

who is 25 years old.

And the reason that he is 25 years old

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