and Hey everybody welcome to draft night Matthew Coller here with you for a

potentially historic night in Vikings history. We are about 30 minutes away from the

NFL draft and we're gonna start right out by bringing in Dane Mizetani of the

Pioneer Press from TCO Performance Center where I would be if I was not here watching the broadcast and waiting for everything to happen and talking with all of these Vikings fans to get their reactions to what goes down tonight, Dane.

I saw our friend Kevin Seiford talking about what this means, the magnitude of this, and what it means to Koesiadafomensa, Kevin O'Connell, how would you describe that?

What this night is going to determine for the future how they approach it which quarterback they end up with if

there's any chance they don't end up with the quarterback what is your feeling going

into now 29 minutes from now this draft night?

It's as big of a day as the Vikings have had in recent memory.

I tweeted something out today. I said finish this following sentence.

This is the biggest moment for the Vikings since dot dot dot.

The answer is that the replies that that tweet got some said ever some said 2017

NFC championship game some said 98 like this matters to the fan base for sure but but when you look at Koesi Adolf Amensa and Kevin O'Connell, this matters for them.

This is their legacy on the line here.

I think both of them, and we've talked a lot about this have been preparing for this moment.

Right now since they got, you know, teamed up and hired and every move that they've made to this point has been with this draft in

mind I truly believe that so this night means everything and the only issue is

you're picking 11 like you don't have a ton of control with who you're going to get necessarily. You can throw the bag at certain teams and if they want the guy you want, will they pick ahead of you?

So I think that's probably the biggest point of tension tonight

is that this means so much to so many people.

But you're still kind of waiting and seeing and the word

Kevin O'Connell used all along is complicit. You need someone to be

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