and Oh, Hello, welcome to another episode of Purple Insider Matthew Coller here from inside a Chicago hotel Brian Murphy back in Minnesota and

For a Monday morning Murphy here's where I want to begin Murph. When I was growing up I used to listen to post game shows after

Buffalo Bills wins or losses and you know I used to get upset at the hosts if they

weren't excited about a win.

No matter what it looked like, right?

And so if they had won the game that the Vikings won yesterday

and the hosts were like, that terrible I'd be like what do you

mean they won I don't know what you're talking about and so I sometimes I see that

still with wins for the Vikings if it's pretty ugly but I went back in the comment section of the

YouTube and looked at what people were saying about the Vikings win over the bears and this is where the

world has changed because I couldn't find a single person who was saying,

what are you guys talking about? Who cares if it was ugly? They got the win. That's all that matters.

It was, hey, do you think we can get firsts for Daniel Hunter after another amazing performance?

Hey, what is wrong with this part of the offense, that part of the offense, and so forth?

So where do you stand on this? They are now two and four, they get a win, but it certainly wasn't convincing for their future.

Season's still alive though.

Yeah, I mean they did what they had to do. They bought another week of relevance, you know, going into a Monday night

showdown at home against arguably one of the best NFC teams out there. Granted they had a hiccup yesterday in Cleveland and lost a couple of key starters which will probably get into as well. It's still the San Francisco 49ers. There's still five and one.

You're still looking at a long uphill climb.

I think, you know, the comments matter because context and optics do matter. If the Vikings were

three and one yesterday or four and one yesterday and and they won ugly.

It would have been, well, just get out of Chicago,

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