Hey, everybody. Welcome to another episode of Purple Insider, presented by Fanduel.

Matthew Collar here. And on the show today, Sam Brookhouse. Let's go.

All right, we welcome back into the show.

Sam Brookhouse, senior data scientist for Sumer Sports,

who has spent flight delay yesterday and many hours since I requested to speak with you.

I don't know, it was like two weeks ago, but you've been really busy.

You've been diving deep into the Minnesota Vikings and their general manager

candidates.

And what I want to focus a lot on Sam is not the candidates themselves, the people, because we

don't know a lot about what their philosophies are, but we do know whomst has influenced

them.

So their franchises and what these candidates

franchises do that gives them an edge. But welcome back to the show, my friend. How are you?

I am excellent. This is such an exciting time of the year, in my opinion, because you get to

deep dive into these strange things that you've picked up over

the course of the season, over the course of draft season. And I think particularly coming

out of the 2026 NFL draft, in particular, something like this, the lineage of general

managers and in particular how they're going to approach it and how we can

use it is something that's really exciting to dive into. So happy to do that today.

Well, where do you want to begin? I'll just throw out the teams that these AGM and GM candidates

come from. And you can tell me where the most interesting spot is.

You have Nolan Teasley from Seattle.

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