Welcome to a good football shows recap pod. My name is PacRain and in just a few moments

I'm going to be joined by everyone from the NBC sports edge team that covered the games

for us this week we're going to be diving into all the additional context you need to know

what happened this week beyond just looking at the box score. Let's get to the games.

The Rams defeated the Vikings 30 to 23. The Vikings have now played in 12 straight one

possession games. They've tied the 1989 chargers and the 2015 Ravens for the longest single

season streak in NFL history for one possession games. There's six and six during that stretch.

John Dagle seems like maybe this approach isn't working out too great for the Vikings and the Rams.

We're able to get the victory here. Very desperate to keep that one score game intact streak just

because they kicked a field goal in the final minute. Then tried to attempt the onsite kick,

which by the way we saw stack up this past week. Look to the Steelers kicking a field goal

down 33. Look for the Cardinals in the red zone and kick a field goal just to hurry and get to the

onsite kick attempt. Look like forget that the Cardinals could not do that. That's true. They

could not score anyhow. So what makes you think that like to kick the field goal then immediately

go down the score. You couldn't get to the red zone anyways. You're finally there. You kick a

field goal. Amazing coaching. Amazing. Yeah, I can do a whole podcast on that decision.

After you've earned so much time off the clock, then you can't do five more seconds on a third

down from the 10 yard line unbelievable by the Cardinals. It's amazing because I truly think like

we're at probably our lowest point of coaching, which makes it fun. But I mean, there may be have

never been worst coaching decisions in our entire lifetime in the league right now, which is tremendous

content. Nonetheless, this game ugly. No one needs to rewatch it. The Vikings offense, for instance,

in the first half, Justin Jefferson, I think it summarizes 14 receiving yards. One for seven on

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