and And welcome to another episode of Purple Insider, Matthew Collar here inside TCO Performance Center.

Want to bring you a few things from press conferences and then I have a fun conversation

with Kevin Seifert of E-S-P-N.

So let's just get into it right away with Adam Thhelan.

And one of the things that Adam Thalin was asked about today was Vives which you know has been a big part of the conversation and Kevin and I will get to that later with our thoughts but

Adam Theeland was asked specifically about the fact that during practices Kevin O'Connell rarely ever

seems to get to work up when the team makes a mistake.

We don't look over and see Kevin O'Connell's eyeballs bulging out of his head or see him screaming at players.

And Adam Theland gave his thoughts about where that type of approach could have some value.

No, I think that's what's really cool is... that type of approach could have some value.

No, I think that's, I think that's what's really cool is,

you're kind of almost like, it's kind of almost awkward

when things aren't going well and you're like waiting for,

you know, coach to blow up up but the positivity and the energy

that they bring even when things aren't going well is something that's really going to

set us up to handle adversity the way that they can coach through those tough moments when we put

a couple balls on the ground or things are a little laxadazical. There's a sense of urgency still, so

we still on us. But the way that they can coach

through those is is something I think is going to really set us up to to handle

that adversity through a season. Also from Adam Thielen's press conference if you guys

remember earlier this year, Justin Jefferson made it very clear what his goal is for this season and that's to end the year being talked about as the best wide receiver in the entire NFL.

So Adam Thielen tried to contextualize what Justin Jefferson meant by his comments about that

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