Hey, everybody, welcome in to the Minnesota Vikings postgame show here on Purple Insider, presented by Fandul, where we will spend some time breaking down a game that looked a lot different than if you just looked at the box score.

If you just opened up the box score, let's say that you had things to do this morning.

You come back, you're like, well, let's see what happened.

And you go, whoa, Carson Wentz went crazy.

And oh, man, they just barely lost.

They had the ball with a chance to win the game at the end.

But they just came up short.

Darn, that must have been an instant classic.

But if you actually watched every minute of the game, you do not feel that way at all.

In fact, until the final moments, my headline was disaster in Dublin, because that's

exactly what it felt like. Actually, it might still be the headline now, but it felt more like

a disaster in Dublin than it did that they just barely escaped Pittsburgh did with the victory and

the Vikings fought hard and so forth.

It wasn't really that.

I mean, this was a one-sided game that the Pittsburgh Steelers completely outplayed the Minnesota

Vikings.

And at the end of the game, some random stuff happened, including Mike Tomlin, not going

for the fourth down, which I guess makes sense, I suppose,

but, you know, they didn't get a third down and won. The Vikings made a nice stop there.

They got a last chance. Carson Wentz takes a sack where they end up losing a bunch of yards.

They don't finish it out. And there you go. They lose. But what that really felt like to me was one of the bad era

Kirk Cousins losses. So the 2020, the 2021 type of loss that the Vikings had so many times where

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