Hey, everybody. Welcome into another episode of Purple Insider, presented by Fandul.

Matthew Collar here, along with ESPN's Kevin Seafurt, inside TCO Performance Center,

where we have just listened to Matt Daniels and Brian Flores, actually give us a full

breakdown of how to punch the football out.

So I guess we could talk about that if we want.

There are more pressing subjects, I feel like.

Matt Daniels offered to show Dane Muzatani how to do it himself.

And so I'd like to see that.

I'd like Dane not to have to end up in the hospital.

So probably not a great

idea. But Daniels thought he had some wiggle, so. I mean, I've played actually basketball with

Dane. He's not a bad athlete. No, absolutely. Compared to these guys, though, I don't think he would

survive too many punches at the football. Anyway, we've got a situation here, Kevin.

And I've been talking about it, and now I need you to talk about it.

We need to, I think, be rational about where we stand with the Vikings quarterback

situation and the realities of what this may become and also the options that the team is going to have as

we go forward. So yesterday we spoke with Kevin O'Connell, and I would love to know your

interpretation of his comments to us about where they stand with Carson Wentz and J.J. McCarthy.

Yeah, I mean, I asked Kevin O'Connell directly, like, whenever the moment comes that J.J. McCarthy's ankle is fully healed, are you 100% committed to playing him? And a pretty straightforward direct answer. And he gave an answer that was not straightforward or direct, which is totally within his prerogative. He went in a lot of different areas. At one point, he said, you know, it's not even a

question that has to be answered right now, which is totally fair and within his rights. And so,

to me, the only objective way to take this totality of what he said is that he's really not committing

to anything. Like, by definition, by not answering it, he's not committing to it.

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