You're going to be. Hey everybody welcome to yet another Minnesota Vikings post-game show in which we will talk about a game that ended by one score that was kind of crazy.

Had a lot going on and a lot to discuss.

Matthew Collar along with Dane Mizetani here inside the Minnesota Vikings press box at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Also a little Christmas cheer added for us here on the live stream by our editor Jonathan Harrison so I appreciate that and well I guess you're going to need that cheer after this loss which does not eliminate the Minnesota Vikings from the playoffs,

but it does take a roundhouse kick to the face of their playoff chances

because the Seattle Seahawks won in the final moments,

as did the Green Bay Packers, who will show up here next week.

So this game, it was a crazy one.

Is it even like just cliche at this point to say the Vikings played a crazy?

I should say they played a normal one because it was crazy

and it starts out where I'm thinking Dane the Detroit lines are going to win by 30

because they cruise down the field so easily in the first drive.

But then we realize Kevin O'Connell may have heard everybody talking about his play calling

and he decided to get in his bag and do everything he could to dial up wide receivers

getting open and man did he do that throughout this game and that's why this one's

going to be a little weird to talk about because the Vikings had so many open wide receivers, so many opportunities

deep down the field and hit on a lot of them that they should have put up like 450 yards. They should have won the game.

There's an open wide receiver, Justin Jefferson, that if Nick Mullins leads him forward, he catches it,

he goes into the end zone, the Vikings, no doubt, make the extra

point, and then we go, what a crazy comeback, and instead Nick Mullins throws his fourth

interception, and then after the game tells us that he's a great

quarterback which was a little odd but I think with Nick Mullins what we see is a

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