You're going to be. Hey everybody welcome to another Vikings post game show here on

Purple Insider Matthew Collard here along with Dame Mizetani of the

Pioneer Press inside whatever they call Mile High Stadium now after the Vikings

fall 21 to 20 here in a game in which they kept giving it away

Dane and that is the story of the game and I gotta tell you it's a little bit

difficult for me when the main story just is look they turned the ball over because a lot of times on the post game show after a loss what we like to try to do is look for things that are actionable, things that they could change, things that

caused this, whether it was decisions leading up to the, you know, the roster or, you know, the game plan or the play calling.

And there is certainly stuff that we will discuss for sure,

including the first drive and the decision to run some sort of trickery with Josh Dobbs, which has never

seemingly played out in Kevin O'Connell's favor, but still when it comes down to how both

teams played for the vast majority of this game the Vikings

moved the ball the Vikings stopped the first four attempts of the Broncos in the

Red Zone it seemed like the defense was on point, bailing them out pretty consistently.

The Broncos didn't run the ball well. Russell Wilson had some moments early on, but did not look great through most of this game.

And yet, they're on the doorstep of getting even

they didn't even need a first down just don't give the ball away kick another field

goal and you probably walk out of here with a win and Alexander Madison fumbles the game away.

I guess I don't know what I'm supposed to do with this other than to say that over the last five weeks they have dominated the turnover differential and what goes up must come down.

We don't have to be rocket scientists in order to know that and that's what happened tonight

that they got on the bad side of some of that turnover luck and they end up losing this game.

Now that is not a free pass to the things that we will talk about, including O'Connell's decision

there and a couple other ones that people have maybe called

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