and Hey everybody welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew

Collar here. I am inside the Vegas Airport. I just finished up a live podcast inside Circle Hotel.

Just finished it up, wrapped it up, pushed, finish, got my stuff, got in the car to go to the airport.

And you're not going to be surprised by this, but there was some breaking news as soon as I got in the car to head to the airport, which turned out to be

Trained Lance actually being traded to the Dallas Cowboys and not the Minnesota Vikings.

So you have probably been listening to me talk about that for a couple

of days and now we finally have resolution as soon as I am about to leave. But I figured I had a couple

of minutes here and there is some sound in the background, maybe some slots ringing and stuff, but we could just talk about it for just a second, but I just want to thank the karma Viking football gods who constantly break news right after I've done

podcast. It's been a while since they have done that to me but here we go. So anyway, I think that the

the the biggest opinion here to have is that if you wanted traillands before

and you saw that the cowboys only gave up a fourth round pick you probably are feeling right now like they should have done it like the Vikings should have pulled that trigger and made that trade but if you were against it, you probably look at where he went,

the team that he went to likely, I mean, be a backup for sure for this year, but I'm not even really

sure entirely of the logic of the Cowboys unless they are thinking in the future that

DAC Prescott is eventually going to be too expensive or if it's some sort of message to Dak Prescott. I really don't understand

quite their logic, but maybe they're just giving up a pick with the you never know type of mentality, which again if you're for the Vikings doing

something like this then you're gonna look at this and say that they probably should have

because it wasn't that much but from my perspective I think that the train had left the station for the Vikings to do this with their timing.

If they had given up a fourth round pick I think the way I would have felt is, all right, that's fine. And it's

going to be a bit of a distraction for a few days. But aside from that, it's not going to be that big of a deal. It's not like they gave

up a ton. And, and you know I guess he's just going to be the backup and we'll see what happens in the future but you know it wasn't a second round pick it wasn't a third round pick. It's still at the same time, I don't think that there should be any

regrets that they missed some huge incredible opportunity for the next great NFL quarterback.

It doesn't really change my mind based on who traded for him because it seems

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