Hey, everybody, welcome into the Purple Insider Minnesota Vikings Postgame show presented by Fandul,

Matthew Collar, here along with Dane Mizatani inside the U.S. Bank Stadium press box.

And we have a lot to discuss about the Vikings 28 to 22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles that drops them now to 3 and 3.

But the word of the day today is catastrophe because the Minnesota Vikings in this game on a play-to-play basis, completed passes, ran successfully, moved the ball between the 20s,

and on defense, they slowed down Saquan Barkley,

who looked like an average running back.

They dominated the line of scrimmage in that way.

After maybe a little bit of a slow start,

and then all of a sudden they just shut down that run game

and then with the passing game it wasn't really all that hot until they threw it deep

and then every time they threw it deep catastrophe and every time the Vikings got in the red zone

catastrophe and i guess the interesting thing about the game was how many

different ways they messed up both things. A third and 15 down the sideline in front of Jeff Okuda,

who was in the game. And deep pass at the end of the game where all the Vikings need is a stop.

And A.J. Brown ends up with a big catch over Isaiah Rogers. And then in the red zone, it's a holding, it's a snap over somebody's head.

It's Carson Wentz, maybe not knowing the play and just throwing the ball down and taking a penalty.

Dane, this to me was a game where last year when you move the ball,

they would win the turnover battle, they would get sacks,

they would convert in the end zone, in the red zone, and they would win this type of game all

the time last year.

And it seems like this year, in their losses, they have just not been on the right side

of these things.

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