and Welcome to another episode of Purple C Cyber, Madam Collar here, and this is another fans-only

podcast where I answer only fan questions and I've got a lot and there's a lot backlogged here from the

draft so I always try to get through as many as I possibly can I'll try to be

short-winded I've still got a ton of them. So if you

sent me an email or if you sent me a tweet responding to the thread where I

asked for questions, I'm trying, I'm doing my best, and we'll get as many as we can and I appreciate all of the

questions that have come in and I guess all we look for is for it to be right? I mean we can't control who they

draft, who they trade for or any of those things, but we can have good

discussions and you guys with all these great questions really really help with that.

So I'm going to start out with a couple of emails and then we'll get to some tweets and we'll have a good time.

But first, let's open a diet Dr. Pepper.

All right, we start with Chris via email.

He says, hello from Toronto, I'm a 63 year old die-hard Vikings fan. I grew up with a little bit of

Joe Cap and a lot of Fran. The Hail Mary brought me to adolescent tears. The miracle paid me back, I suppose.

Please answer this for me either in writing or on the air.

Do you think it's fair to suggest that to any degree the Vikings Brain Trust trust decision to not blow it all up is because they

realize that the team was not offering maximum effort last year especially the

defense and that Zimmer had lost them and they are hoping to force a change.

Meaning the players were hoping to force a change.

I'm not that thrilled with the decision not to tear it down, but it would be a whole

lot easier to swallow if we factored in what I've just suggested and not just hoping that Kevin O'Connell

gets us an additional two wins in a playoff spot.

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