and Hey everybody Matthew Collar here along with Paul Hodawanick and

welcome to our post-game reaction in a game where the Minnesota Vikings lost

42-3.

In the biggest whooping in the history of this stadium,

one of the biggest whoopings in the history

of the entire Minnesota Vikings franchise at home and a completely shocking stunning

totally unexpected result here. Well I think we thought that the Vikings had a let down in them at some point, where we felt like there will be a game that they don't win and we walk away.

And I had previously promised, I had previously said, no, I will not overreact to any loss that they have because

they've built up this huge lead and it's inevitable that it will happen that at some point there will be a game that they just don't show up

and it doesn't go their way and the ball bounces the wrong way and there's a fumble or a mistake or something that costs them.

But 40 to 3 I did not see it coming Paul and I guess I don't even know what to say after that. I mean they were completely dominated in every facet from the very start of the game. There's no part where we could go, well, you know, if this had just happened, then they would have no I mean no like really from the very

beginning it was a strip sack they kind of got away with the fact that Dallas got a little

cute in the red zone they moved the ball a little on the very next drive and then after that it was one sack after the

next complete and utter domination of the line of scrimmage in both ways.

I mean in Dallas, see this is a team that can actually run the football, unlike the Buffalo Bills, unlike the Washington commanders, and you know what? They did and they ran it a lot and they ran it successfully a lot and this felt like

San Francisco 2019 where just every part of the game in the trenches was won by the opposition and it felt like they had no chance really from the outset.

And I don't know what to say about that other than I think all weaknesses were exposed.

Every weakness that we've talked about along the way, hey that interior of the offensive line,

that's going to be a problem.

Hey the depth if you get somebody hurt like Christian Darissau or if Christian Darissau isn't on his game

right from the very beginning or the cornerback depth

where hey look, Cam Dantzler was playing pretty good football

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