and Oh, Hey everybody welcome to

to welcome to another episode of Purple Insider, Matthew Coller here.

After day four of Minnesota Vikings training camp,

glad to have everybody back on a Saturday night

and it was actually much nicer out at CCO Performance Center for the first day of fans because it was not 1,000 degrees.

So it was a very nice day to stand out there and watch football. Fans had a great day and also they were treated to a show from Justin Jefferson. I know that I spent a lot of time last night talking about one

Justin Jefferson catch that was incredible but he did it again. Jefferson just every

year in camp seems to want to make it very clear who the best wide receiver in football is and once again

You know this is one where I think the Vikings tweeted it out, but he started the day with one-on-ones against Andrew Booth Jr or was it I'm sorry I think it was against the Caleb Evans just going streak down the sideline does a little slow up then accelerates catches the ball goes for touchdown does the gritty in front of the fans he's got shoes on with like 99s on them for Madden.

And so, I mean, Justin Jefferson, just doing what Justin Jefferson does being a star.

And then he had another one where I think that was against Andrew Booth Jr.

Where he just ran right by him on a go route caught it would have been a touchdown

so those were a couple of the highlights of the day from him but that's not surprising or

really all that notable that Justin Jefferson is doing great things.

It was more notable that Louisine was doing some great things today.

Had a couple of interceptions, some very nice plays on the football but there's kind of different forms of camp interceptions so there's like a seven on seven drill where it's just the quarterback and the wide receivers and then the

cornerbacks and the linebackers and they go out there if you didn't know what seven on seven

is you I assume you do if you're watching this football stream but you know so okay the drop it back and throwing the ball and stuff it's very hard on the defenders I think to do the seven on seven there's no pressure on the quarterback you just drop back set and throw and I also think that there are more mistakes sometimes by the quarterbacks on seven on seven where it looks to me like they try to make a throw there it's not like there's just a sack or they just check down they kind of stick with it try to make throws it results in interceptions, and I don't take them as seriously as big plays as the situational drills.

Because when they're doing the situational drills, that is much more intense.

This is 11 on 11.

They're pretending the clock is counting down

from one minute or whatever,

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