Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of Purple Insider, presented by Fanduel, Matthew Collar here, along with former Minnesota Viking Jeremiah Searles.

And this is the official podcast of breaking down Blake Brandel's game.

Oh, do you want to hear about the quarterback

situation? I'm sure you might or kind of do, but you know, look, if we're going to have a

former offensive lineman on this show, this is your day. This is your time. So I'm going to clear

the stage here. Maybe I'll just even get up and walk out of the picture and you can tell everyone

what you thought of Blake Brandel. There will be no, there will be no, here. Maybe I'll just even get up and walk out of the picture and you can tell everyone what

you thought of Blake Brandel. There will be no, there will be no Blake Brandel slander in this

podcast or going forward. And let me just say this. I know you're a PFF guy, read your book,

fantastic. I'm done with those idiots. I'm done with the way that they grade offensive

linemen. It makes no sense to me. I have a client who had zero sacks, zero hits, zero

hurries, three beaten by defenders and 40 pass protection. Eh, 43 grade. It just makes

negative amounts of sense to me. And so similar can be said for Blake Brandel.

He had a very low PFF grade.

But what I saw when I watched the film was a player that stepped into a role that he had

never stepped into before in his entire adult football life at any level.

I didn't see any miscommunications across the board. I saw IDs being

corrected. I saw people going in the right spot. I didn't see a single, but maybe one low snap

throughout the entire game. And I felt like he played extremely well for what the position he was given to.

And I would even say and go as far as if Michael Juergens is

healthy coming out of the buy, I still give Blake Brandel the nod at center over Michael

Jurgens. So one thing that is troublesome about the PFF grading system, and this goes for

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