These two guys have Minnesota sports flowing in their veins.

Mackie and Shot on Score North and ScoreNorth.com.

Right now, Jim, I'm just focused on Chicago, but I will say this, okay?

We fumbled the ball in overtime against Cincinnati.

We gave up a touchdown at the end of the game against Dallas. We missed a field goal against Arizona. We lost an overtime against Baltimore. We gave up a pass on the last play of the game against Detroit. You know, so, you know, those are critical things that happen throughout the course of the year. You hit half of those and you are in the playoffs.

You know, it's just every game comes down to it.

And, you know, it's just what it is.

The question is, what did all those things lead to?

The answer is Vikings defeats, which is why this year has gone off the

rails. That, of course, was Zimmer talking on Monday at his press conference after the Vikings

lose again on Sunday night to the Green Bay Packers. Welcome into the bonus scoop Zolgad,

Darren Dugie Wolfson, Channel 5 eyewitness news news. And, of course, the Scoop Podcast fame.

He brings us the Scoops on Tuesdays and Thursdays and also the Scoop Podcast.

Executive producer, Declan Goughin.

And, Dugie, I'm going to start you with what I am hearing rumblings about this morning.

It could be a very important step. It might confuse some, but it could be an important step in what's going to happen with the Vikings on Monday, January 10th, a week from yesterday.

I'm hearing rumblings that the Wills and the ownership group are going to be meeting on Wednesday evening to solidify a game plan for what they're going to do because clearly changes are coming.

The only question, and this goes back to my reporting and you as well, I think we're in sync here,

that we don't know exactly what changes are coming.

They might not be as drastic as somewhat.

But it does advance the story a little bit if everyone's

going to, who owns, who has a stake in this team, going to sit down on Wednesday night and sort of

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