Speaker 1: Oh Span sending now having a shotgun play action Counsins
Speaker 1: on a deep drum. Here's a deep shot to step
Speaker 1: on dicks and it's clot to the twenty ten seventy
Speaker 1: five yards strike Cousins digs twenty three twenty. It's time
Speaker 1: for XS and OS with Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer
Speaker 1: on the Minnesota Vikings Radio Network. Now from the TCO
Speaker 1: Studios in Egan. Here is the voice of the Vikings,
Speaker 1: Paul Allen. Hey, what's going on? Happy New Year? On
Speaker 1: behalf of the KFA and Minnesota Vikings Radio Network. I'm
Speaker 1: Paul Allen, and this is XS and o's the playoff
Speaker 1: edition into a Vikings New Orleans Saints game Sunday at
Speaker 1: noon on the KFA and Minnesota Vikings Radio Network. We're
Speaker 1: happy now to be joined buy Minnesota Vikings head coach
Speaker 1: Mike Zimmer. Congratulations for not only making the playoffs, but
Speaker 1: being back in the playoffs. How excited are the players
Speaker 1: and coaches into this game this weekend? Yeah, it's an
Speaker 1: exciting time of year. You know, only only twelve teams
Speaker 1: are left in the playoffs, twelve twelve opportunities for teams
Speaker 1: to uh advance on and go the Super Bowl and
Speaker 1: the same uh time, it's you know, everything's there's a
Speaker 1: finite uh uh what am I looking forward amount of
Speaker 1: time or no? No, no, you know, like a finite
Speaker 1: way to solve Sean Payton tysom Hill. No, it's like Thomas,
Speaker 1: you lose your you lose, you go home. So everything's
Speaker 1: everything's magnified a little bit, and everything's a little bit
Speaker 1: more uh um. You know at stake and and you've
Speaker 1: generally you know, had good teams here and then you've
Speaker 1: made the playoffs, you've won the division, you've gotten to
Speaker 1: the NFC title game, so you've done quite well here.
Speaker 1: But you know, when when you're it's how much more
Speaker 1: stimulating or easy is it to dive into the minutia
Speaker 1: like you guys do when it's a playoff game and
Speaker 1: your team is good, you know, yeah, and you try,
Speaker 1: you try to uncover every little basis that you can.
Speaker 1: You spend a little bit extra time with film this week,
Speaker 1: just because you know, you know the consequences of the game.
Speaker 1: But we're excited. We have a good football team and
Speaker 1: we're playing a good football team. Could be I would
Speaker 1: imagine mentally speaking for coaches, It is a grind this
Speaker 1: time of the year. I mean, you guys been going
Speaker 1: at it quite some time. Yeah, this is seventeenth game
Speaker 1: plan that we've done this year. So we're gonna try
Speaker 1: and grind it out and spend a little extra time
Speaker 1: and figure out what we can do. You know, I
Speaker 1: spent a lot of time on him last week and
Speaker 1: hopefully we can it'll play to an advantage this week. Hey, hey, Mike,
Speaker 1: what what's challenging about managing the overall game, specifically a
Speaker 1: game like this where you know it's going to be
Speaker 1: loud when you're also hyper focused on running the defense. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it does make it difficult, especially you know, you got
Speaker 1: to pay more attention to the special team situations, the
Speaker 1: fake hunts and uh, making sure everybody's out there and
Speaker 1: and aware of what could what could happen at that time. Um. Also, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, being able to interject offensively. Um. You know, hey,
Speaker 1: when it's getting close here, let's make sure we have
Speaker 1: the ball at the end of the game or end
Speaker 1: of the half. Anybody on the sideline or upstairs like
Speaker 1: assists you during during the during the process with I
Speaker 1: don't know, timeout, stuff like that. Yeah, everybody does. I
Speaker 1: mean Adam Adam does a great job with a Gary
Speaker 1: Kubiak helps a lot. Uh, you know, I flip flip
Speaker 1: the switch back and forth to a lot of different guys.
Speaker 1: The practice week is underway with with Dalvin Cook and
Speaker 1: Alexander Madison specifically those two. I guess Eric Hendricks also,
Speaker 1: what do you need to see from them this week
Speaker 1: to make sure they're exactly where you want them to
Speaker 1: be for this game? Yeah, I think just the biggest
Speaker 1: thing is when they get out there, they're able to
Speaker 1: move and do the things and you know, and protect
Speaker 1: themselves really at the end of the day. But um,
Speaker 1: I've feel good about him and they should be ready
Speaker 1: to go. Are They are? The Saints Usene Alvin Kamara
Speaker 1: differently or less frequently than maybe the last time you
Speaker 1: played them. Well, they're using Latavius quite a bit, you know,
Speaker 1: They've got a good mix of u of the two
Speaker 1: backs and uh, you know, so I think they're taking
Speaker 1: a few few of the plays off of Kamara, but
Speaker 1: he's still in there quite a bit. You know. He's
Speaker 1: a very dangerous back and Latavius has had a great
Speaker 1: year now now with Lottavius Murray is his role in
Speaker 1: essence what mark ingram used to be for them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: quite a bit similar. Um, you know, probably the style
Speaker 1: of runs are pretty much the same. How much how
Speaker 1: important in a game like this, Mike is middle pressure
Speaker 1: against a quarterback like Drew Brees, Well, any kind of
Speaker 1: pressure is big against him. But you know, hopefully we
Speaker 1: can get some pressure on him with our ends. Hopefully
Speaker 1: we can get some pressure on him with guys up
Speaker 1: the middle. But you know, it's not allowing him to
Speaker 1: step up and get into the pocket and get into
Speaker 1: rhythm is big and this is not you know, some
Speaker 1: clichade Bob Hagen related size joke, because Drew is diminutive.
Speaker 1: But I say middle pressure specifically because he is on
Speaker 1: the shorter side, you know, and then maybe it would
Speaker 1: impede him looking down the field. Yeah. The thing that
Speaker 1: he does well though, he moves very well in the pocket.
Speaker 1: He's not a scrambler. I don't remember last time I've
Speaker 1: really seen him run, but he does move side to
Speaker 1: side very well. He will move out of the pocket
Speaker 1: some to throw the football. So we're, you know, we're
Speaker 1: gonna have to try to rush him and try to
Speaker 1: affect him the best we can front from Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: to everything you've seen this year, and you've seen it
Speaker 1: all throughout your career. Is this version of Drew Brees
Speaker 1: in this offense inside the red zone when they get
Speaker 1: in the red zone? Is this about as good as
Speaker 1: you've seen? Yeah, they're terrific. You know, they got playmakers.
Speaker 1: You know, Cook in the red zone is big, and
Speaker 1: and you know Michael Thomas is outstanding, and then they
Speaker 1: got Kamara. They can do a lot of damage on
Speaker 1: the option routes and things like that. So and you know,
Speaker 1: and they they'll run some options with Taysom Hill and
Speaker 1: so they'll do a lot of different things. Um, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna have to play good in the red zone.
Speaker 1: Speaking of m Speaking of Michael Thomas, Xavier Rhoades generally
Speaker 1: is matched up well against receivers like Michael and Michael's elite.
Speaker 1: I get it, but he's a bigger receiver and Xavier
Speaker 1: has not only done well against him in the past,
Speaker 1: but receiver types like this. Do you see it that way? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think so. Um, you know, Michael Thomas a big,
Speaker 1: physical guy. Um, you know, they've got all kinds of
Speaker 1: good players out there. So you know, We're gonna have
Speaker 1: to raft cover them all after after number thirteen, Michael Thomas,
Speaker 1: how do they use their other receivers? I mean Ted
Speaker 1: Ginn Junior is a name everybody knows, but after that
Speaker 1: some kind of an anonymous names. Yeah, Ted Ginn is
Speaker 1: a guy that really um you know, he's the guy
Speaker 1: that's going to take the top off the coverage uh
Speaker 1: quite a bit. Uh. They'll use the rest of the
Speaker 1: guys in normal situations where they're they're running, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: the combination West Coast routes, like like Sean has always done.
Speaker 1: Cam Jordan fifteen and a half sacks, I would imagine
Speaker 1: about as good as you've seen pass rushing this season.
Speaker 1: Overall his game you described it as violent Monday your
Speaker 1: press conference. But is his overall game really good? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's really good. Uh. You know they're they're standing him
Speaker 1: up a lot, and uh, you know, he affects the
Speaker 1: game's he's uh what we call a game wrecker. So
Speaker 1: we're gonna have to do a great job on him.
Speaker 1: He's excellent in his rushes. You know, they're gonna try
Speaker 1: to pressure us, which is what they what they like
Speaker 1: to do, especially in the passing situations. They're gonna give
Speaker 1: us a lot of different looks, play a man and
Speaker 1: man um, and then give you give you some pressures,
Speaker 1: sometimes in zero pressures. Sometimes it's um, you know, single
Speaker 1: dogs or or double pressures. Time for two more. Do
Speaker 1: you notice their defense, specifically their secondary really feeds off
Speaker 1: this crowd. I mean they really lay well off this crowd. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I think they you know, they want to sit
Speaker 1: on some routes too. You know, they've they've got good corners,
Speaker 1: good safeties. Um, you know, so they'll try to sit
Speaker 1: on some routes because then they know that they've got
Speaker 1: pressure and uh and the noise behind him, you know,
Speaker 1: get getting off getting to the quarterback. So UM, I
Speaker 1: do think that that will be a big factor. What dumb,
Speaker 1: what have you noticed about their defensive line since they
Speaker 1: have not had Marcus Davenport and or Sheldon Rankins. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, they they run guys in and out. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, they've got they've got good inside players and
Speaker 1: and uh, you know they'll use the linebackers a little
Speaker 1: bit more. Um. You know those guys have been playing well.
Speaker 1: Um fifty seven is it? He's Mario Davis. Mario Davis
Speaker 1: is playing very lead and tackles. Yeah, he's he plays
Speaker 1: extremely hard, very very disciplined player that makes a lot
Speaker 1: of plays. Uh, Sean Payton their coach. Does he like
Speaker 1: to get tricky? I mean, is he a guy in
Speaker 1: every game you have to be concerned about? Like in
Speaker 1: the miracle game? Will he snead? I think through a
Speaker 1: pass right? And last year when you guys played them,
Speaker 1: Taysom Hill through a pass right? I know it was
Speaker 1: a quarterback of BYU. But Sean always likes to get tricky, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Well Sean, Sean, He's gonna personnel group you a lot
Speaker 1: and then uh, you know, all kinds of different personnel groups.
Speaker 1: He really wants to keep you off balance, take shots
Speaker 1: down the field, but they run the ball very effectively,
Speaker 1: so we have to do a great job there. And
Speaker 1: Sean has always done a great job as far as
Speaker 1: Colin plays, and he's uh, you know, shifting Sean and
Speaker 1: then he last one. He's been your friend for multiple decades.
Speaker 1: Will you guys chat this week? No? I don't think
Speaker 1: we will. No, No, no, we'll probably talked. We'll probably
Speaker 1: talk before the game. Hey man, great job this year
Speaker 1: and best to luck this weekend. Okay, thank you Mike Zimmer,
Speaker 1: head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, and I'm Paul Allen.
Speaker 1: This is XS and OS on the KFA n Minnesota
Speaker 1: Vikings or radio network. Miller Lite is brewed for the
Speaker 1: fans who wear purple, practice the skull, chant in the shower,
Speaker 1: who hold true to the Vikes, from the gallerhorn sound
Speaker 1: to the very last down. So when it's game time,
Speaker 1: grab the official beer of the fans who yell for more,
Speaker 1: the light beer that's always brewed for more tastes. Miller Life,
Speaker 1: Hold True, Celebrate Responsibly. Twenty eighteen. Miller Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Speaker 1: Average Analysis twelve flu announces ninety six calories three point
Speaker 1: two grams cards less than one gram proteins. XS and
Speaker 1: OS on the KFA and Minnesota Vikings radio network continues
Speaker 1: Vikings offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski momentarily, but we invite you
Speaker 1: to the Friday Football Feast, which is this Friday, Buffalo
Speaker 1: Wild Wings e Dinah. It is the playoff feast where
Speaker 1: you can enjoy game day specials and grab a Corpse Light,
Speaker 1: the official beer of drinking beer on Friday mornings. Kevin
Speaker 1: Stefanski Offensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings. The playoff edition
Speaker 1: of X as the Nose continues and we welcome you
Speaker 1: to the show. It's the middle of the week now,
Speaker 1: game on Sunday, Boom shortly afternoon. How has your week been?
Speaker 1: It's good, it's we're treating this as a normal week.
Speaker 1: Preparation wise, you know, we've tried not to really get
Speaker 1: ahead of ourselves and try and stick with the routine
Speaker 1: as coaches as we game plan and keep our meetings
Speaker 1: the same and trust in what we've been doing. Now,
Speaker 1: for you, what has this season? Benlock? I mean the
Speaker 1: I think fairly stating Kevin the most pressure filled role
Speaker 1: you've had in your decade and a half in the NFL. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I maybe will reflect on that after this season, but
Speaker 1: it's not something that comes up on a daily basis
Speaker 1: from my perspective. I'm so busy and we're so busy
Speaker 1: putting this thing together, and the games come one after
Speaker 1: the other week to week, so there's very little reflection
Speaker 1: going on from my perspective now. Now, despite working with
Speaker 1: offense for as we mentioned, right around a decade and
Speaker 1: a half, you just just think about it for a second,
Speaker 1: deep breath. Are there things that you've learned this year
Speaker 1: that you previously maybe didn't know despite being in it
Speaker 1: with offense as long as you have I just think
Speaker 1: with anything, with anybody doing anything in this world, there's
Speaker 1: a expert experience that comes with doing it. So I
Speaker 1: could tell you every game there's calls I went back
Speaker 1: every every week you think maybe we should have done
Speaker 1: something a little bit different than can you learn from them?
Speaker 1: And luckily I have some really good people around me
Speaker 1: that that can help me. You know, sometimes we can
Speaker 1: get stuck in not seeing the forests of the tree,
Speaker 1: so there's great perspective. I think that we have members
Speaker 1: of our coaching staff that is really helpful. And when
Speaker 1: it comes to the offensive side of it. The names
Speaker 1: in common thread fashion that are most frequently mentioned Gary Kubiak,
Speaker 1: Rick Dennison, tightens coach, Brian Periani, all multiple Super Bowl winners.
Speaker 1: But how has it helped you or what have you
Speaker 1: enjoyed about being with guys like ru Petsing wide receivers
Speaker 1: coach and Drew Janoko assistant an offensive line coach. Even
Speaker 1: Kate Paulamalu hasn't been here as long as some, but
Speaker 1: he was here before you work coordinator, correct, And I
Speaker 1: think as we put together an offense, you know how,
Speaker 1: we're looking for versatile players. Kind of as a coaching staff,
Speaker 1: you're looking for versatility among your staff. You're looking for
Speaker 1: a diversity of thought. You want some guys that are
Speaker 1: you know, Kenny Paul Molo. Kennedy's our fire of our staff.
Speaker 1: I mean he can get after the players and then
Speaker 1: they can feel him. So it's just nice to have
Speaker 1: a couple of different personalities. Yeah, guys that have played football,
Speaker 1: guys that didn't play football, guys that played defense, played offense.
Speaker 1: So I just think we've found I've been very fortunate
Speaker 1: to have the right mix of coaches in that room.
Speaker 1: And Drew Petzing would be the mathematician, right, Kevin, it's
Speaker 1: a geometric equation. Here are eleven. There are eleven. I
Speaker 1: promise you something will happen. The answers right in front
Speaker 1: of you. You just need to deduce the proper questions
Speaker 1: to get through the answer. Right, You're giving him too
Speaker 1: much credit. He's not that smart. He is a mathematician
Speaker 1: by right though. Kevin Stavanski, offensive coordinator for the Minnesota
Speaker 1: Vikings on XS and OS Egan is the proud home
Speaker 1: of the Minnesota Vikings. It's also the ultimate destination for
Speaker 1: fantastic fun. Visit Egan mn dot com for details. What
Speaker 1: has it been like working with the head coach this season?
Speaker 1: Mike Zimmer Like? How much input in the offense has he?
Speaker 1: Or does he? Have a tremendous amount of input? And
Speaker 1: that's how we want it. And I think you go
Speaker 1: back to the spring and summer. From my chair, I
Speaker 1: get to have Zim come in and look at it
Speaker 1: through a defensive lens, and that is so valuable. And
Speaker 1: I can go back and tell you, especially early on
Speaker 1: in our process as we're starting to put this system together,
Speaker 1: was what's hard on a defense? You know, so much
Speaker 1: of what we're doing is if it's hard on them,
Speaker 1: that means it's pretty sound, it's good football. So heaven
Speaker 1: Zim right there understanding that element of it. And then
Speaker 1: by the same token, it's truly a shared vision. It's
Speaker 1: Zim's vision for what this team looks like, and then
Speaker 1: we play that role as an offense. I have an
Speaker 1: All twenty two question for you, So I hide the
Speaker 1: women and children. You always love the because I'm an
Speaker 1: expert having I'm coach Allen, as you have called me
Speaker 1: for a years, You're very dangerous. You know, forty plays
Speaker 1: from the entire Saint season. But I do notice defensively
Speaker 1: they play a lot of man at times. So, given
Speaker 1: your screen game is so well respected, if that's the case,
Speaker 1: does that in any way hinder your screen game? I
Speaker 1: wouldn't say it hinders it. Certainly. The screen game historically
Speaker 1: is very effective versus big zone teams. I think you'll see,
Speaker 1: but there are definitely things that you can do versus
Speaker 1: a man coverage team, whether it be formationally or calls
Speaker 1: that you can make to alert the offensive line or
Speaker 1: alert the receivers that man coverage is going on. So
Speaker 1: definitely doesn't hinder us. It maybe makes us dig a
Speaker 1: little bit deeper. Now you you've had to go a
Speaker 1: patch of the season without Dalvin Cook and or Alexander Madison,
Speaker 1: Adam thieland basically out seven for them, they're right defensive
Speaker 1: end Marcus Davenport and their three technique Sheldon Rankins lost
Speaker 1: for the season. Has that hindered their pass rush in
Speaker 1: anyway doesn't look like it. I mean from watching the tape,
Speaker 1: it really doesn't. And number ninety four Cameron Jordan. I
Speaker 1: just have so much respect for him. I think not
Speaker 1: only is he a sound player, big, strong, physical, athletic
Speaker 1: all those things, he also plays really hard and he
Speaker 1: plays every play. Yeah. I mean, the guy's never off
Speaker 1: the field. So when you're going against the guy like
Speaker 1: Cam Jordan, our players know it's a sixty minute affair
Speaker 1: and I think they respect that about the guy. But
Speaker 1: there their pass rush can really get your attention. Is
Speaker 1: it fair to say Cameron Jordan is a very violent player?
Speaker 1: That's a good word. Yeah. I think he's he's attacking blocks.
Speaker 1: He's certainly not somebody that's that's sitting back. So our
Speaker 1: guys know that. Let's put that way. He won't surprise
Speaker 1: anybody on Sunday. What U this week in practice with
Speaker 1: Dalvin Cook and or Alexander out of him? What do
Speaker 1: you need to see from those two to know they're
Speaker 1: exactly where you need them to be into this Sunday game.
Speaker 1: I just think we work together with Eric Sugarman and
Speaker 1: Kennedy Paul Moller, they're running back coach, and just take
Speaker 1: a good, long, hard look at them in the individual period.
Speaker 1: See as they're moving around bags and doing the side
Speaker 1: to side and then watch them in a team period
Speaker 1: and just sit there and you know, we don't have
Speaker 1: to make a decision until later in the week, and
Speaker 1: make sure by Friday that they're how we feel like
Speaker 1: they should look, and then coaches him will make that decision.
Speaker 1: There's been a common thread word either here at twin
Speaker 1: Citi's Orthopedics Performance Center or via the media communication because
Speaker 1: it's so loud it's super dome. Is actually hearing the
Speaker 1: play for the quarterback when he's on the field. Is
Speaker 1: that problematic? Yeah, I mean it's real, and that's why
Speaker 1: I need to do my job. I need to get
Speaker 1: the call into him immediately, if not sooner, I mean
Speaker 1: right that play clock starts, I need to be getting
Speaker 1: it into them. That's typically when it is, you know,
Speaker 1: not at fevered pitch. So if I can get it
Speaker 1: into him, we can get the group into the huddle
Speaker 1: and then he can work. You see it all the
Speaker 1: time on TV. I mean they got a strain and
Speaker 1: they got to look at the guys in the eyeballs
Speaker 1: and and all that. So there's certainly something that it's
Speaker 1: hard to hear. But what it does is it causes
Speaker 1: all of our guys to have a very laser sharp
Speaker 1: focus to what we're doing. The head coach very much
Speaker 1: embraces the role of a legitimate underdog in this game.
Speaker 1: You're on the road, you got the points, bread, they
Speaker 1: have all the winds, the whole thing. Do you do
Speaker 1: you like being in that spot? I think it's good
Speaker 1: for you to talk about It feels some airtime for you,
Speaker 1: Paul a little bit. But we get so caught up
Speaker 1: in what does it take to go want to know
Speaker 1: this week? That's and regardless of those out side factors,
Speaker 1: which I'm sure out there, we have enough to worry
Speaker 1: about from their personnel, from their scheme that we need
Speaker 1: to go put a plan again. It's like each week
Speaker 1: is a new season, right, That's where we are. A
Speaker 1: new way to roll the ball is there? You go,
Speaker 1: This is the new season and starts on Sunday down
Speaker 1: there in New Orleans, and we can only get one
Speaker 1: this week, no doubt. Irv Smith's junior, your rookie tight
Speaker 1: end is a New Orleans native. Is this a game
Speaker 1: where where he potentially can shine? I mean his progress
Speaker 1: as the youngest player in the NFL. Talk about that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've been very impressed by IRV, and right away you
Speaker 1: mentioned at his age he may be young in years,
Speaker 1: in days and months, but the kid is he's well
Speaker 1: on his way to becoming a pro in this league.
Speaker 1: And no secret, his dad played, so I think that's
Speaker 1: certainly rubbed off on him. Playing down there at a
Speaker 1: big program at Alabama rubbed off on him. So we've
Speaker 1: seen a maturation occur with RV over the course of time,
Speaker 1: both as he studies, even on the practice field, and
Speaker 1: then in the games you see him becoming a player.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's a finished product by any means,
Speaker 1: but certainly someone that we feel is developing at the
Speaker 1: pace that we thought he might. With Kirk Cousins, what
Speaker 1: are some keys to make sure he stays calm in
Speaker 1: the early stages when it's loud and when it's nasty. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think you go into it with an awareness of
Speaker 1: that's what you're walking into. That's that's the building, that's
Speaker 1: the fans. They do a great job down there. It's
Speaker 1: a great atmosphere. So coach zim will crank that crowd
Speaker 1: noise up in this I mean in this field house,
Speaker 1: it'll be very loud. So I think there's a very
Speaker 1: keen awareness of what it's going to be from every player,
Speaker 1: and Kirk's no different. He's gonna know what he's stepping into.
Speaker 1: And the bottom line is we have to perform as
Speaker 1: an offense. We gotta play, we gotta play good football,
Speaker 1: and we know what that looks like. Time for two more.
Speaker 1: The name Gary Kubiak was mentioned earlier, seven super Bowls,
Speaker 1: won Super Bowl fifty as a head coach with the Broncos,
Speaker 1: and so on. Multiple super Bowl winner. How does Gary
Speaker 1: help a week like this? Well, it was fun yesterday.
Speaker 1: You know. We get in here and we start the
Speaker 1: early process of game planning and the two of us
Speaker 1: were kind of giddy. You know, this is the fun
Speaker 1: part for us. We're sitting there and it's the second
Speaker 1: season and here we are. We get to put a
Speaker 1: plan together to go on the road and try to
Speaker 1: beat a really good team. So we're in a spot
Speaker 1: where we're definitely gonna enjoy this and keep this thing
Speaker 1: going as long as we can. But having Gary here
Speaker 1: to to assist all of us, not just me, I
Speaker 1: think our entire offense staff benefits from his presence. I am.
Speaker 1: I know you don't like to overshare, and you certainly
Speaker 1: are not going to crack the KFA and Vikings Radio
Speaker 1: network and share intel in closing any shot you call
Speaker 1: the statue of liberty play early and often no one's
Speaker 1: listening to this. Right, they'll never see that coming. That's
Speaker 1: the first play of the game, a statue of liberty
Speaker 1: to followed up by what do you want? A flee flicker? Oh?
Speaker 1: I mean if plays a reverse pass, if plays work,
Speaker 1: you run them again later in the game. Right, that's true,
Speaker 1: Bumble Rooski. They'll never see a coming. They'll never see
Speaker 1: a great job this year. Best to luck this weekend,
Speaker 1: Happy New Year to you in your beautiful family and
Speaker 1: thanks for the time. Thanks Paul Kevin Stevanski, Offensive coordinator
Speaker 1: for the Minnesota Vikings. Hey save time and shop online
Speaker 1: with high v Aisles Online now offering free pickup with
Speaker 1: orders over thirty dollars. Go to Aisles Online dot com
Speaker 1: and order today. Thanks to everybody if the Vikings Entertainment
Speaker 1: Network and with KFA in Chad Abbott for all of us,
Speaker 1: Happy New Year. I'm Paul Allen from the KFA N
Speaker 1: Minnesota Vikings Radio Network. There is a land where anything
Speaker 1: is possible, where soul soil and science work wonders every day.
Speaker 1: A land that values bravery and curiosity, where the truth
Speaker 1: is the official language, and here we put our all
Speaker 1: into feeding human progress, to making a positive impact. This
Speaker 1: is a land of honesty, of optimism, of possibilities. This
Speaker 1: is Land O Lakes, proud official partner of the minnesot