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Learn more at Liquiddeath.com. Insider. Hello, Hello welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Fowler along with Will Raggots of Sports Illustrated.

And Will, we have to turn the page here, as easy as it is to continue to go back to that colts comeback game, what it all means.

We have broken it down in every which way and now it is a discussion about the New York Giants,

but here's where I want to begin.

And I know there's no real way to project this,

but we have to discuss the possibility.

The last time the Vikings had a historically

a great comeback game where they won an unbelievable fashion and by the way had like

170 plays in a game that went to overtime and they went four hours and that I was very hungry at the end and needed some food and they had no consideration for that,

they came out the next week and lost 40 to 3. Now I don't think that the New York Giants have 40 points in them anywhere.

Usually it takes about two to two and a half games for the Giants to get that many points.

But is it a legitimate concern that the Vikings are coming off another very emotional game and have to play a team that does have eight wins?

I think it is a concern and yeah you can set it up like there's some good parallels where they come off the

Emotional end of overtime crazy game of the year win to play an NFC East team at home.

And like you said, the giants are not the Dallas Cowboys.

I think that's pretty clear.

But they do have eight wins.

I don't know if I want to say that they were a good team

or a great team, but they have eight wins.

They have some areas of their game that they do pretty well.

Cave on Thibodeau, their rookie pass rush who has been really coming on.

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