Post Game show from the turf of Mercedes Benz Stadium with Pete Bercich

Individual Locker Room Interviews with:

1) Tom Johnson - good info and we had some fun

2) Blake Bell (TE who replaced David Morgan today after Morgan's Injury) - he is well spoken, and you will like him

3) Eric Kendricks - we got 1 minute before the pooled reporters jumped in

I mean, what a great feel good story...

https://twitter.com/NFL/status/937444091578630144

Huge Game, 9/2 opponent, your team is coming off a SB appearance, you have a brand new $b stadium and $2 hot dogs...

Shame, shame, shame....

Not ready (or willing) to say "Dalvin who?"

But Shurmur is platooning him and McKinnon well imo...

http://www.ajc.com/sports/football/what-...n81VJfrGN/

The Vikings did far more than win a game on Sunday in Atlanta.Minnesota’s 14-9 victory over the Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, also served as an announcement to the rest of the NFL that it has a blueprint for playoff success.


The formula the Vikings used on Sunday felt like exactly what they are going to need to do in the playoffs. Defense is the starting point for any success this team is going to have come January; Keenum and the offense need to do their part, but their most important job will be playing smart, not committing any turnovers and holding onto the ball for as long as possible to keep the defense fresh.
“I think they believe,” Zimmer said of his players. “I think they believed before, but the more you win and you go into somebody else’s stadium and you win against a good football team, it just continues to add to your confidence as we go forward. They were happy in the locker room, but they understand that we haven’t really done anything yet. We still haven’t won the division, we’ve still got a ways to go and playing in December here is going to be really important.”
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2017/1...n-success/

This was just par for the course growing up...

Offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur has consistently found ways to adjust at halftime. Against the Ravens, Browns and Falcons, Keenum struggled early on, then found ways to move the ball in the second half, leading the Vikings to wins.
The Vikings came into the game as one of the five best offenses in the NFL. The question is whether they could continue that pace against a Falcons defense that brought speed and playmaking ability. Showing offensive versatility speaks to the Vikings’ argument for being the NFC’s best team. Keenum completed passes to nine difference receivers and five different players registered a run.
Up 14-9, the Vikings’ offense was again called upon to guide clock after a missed Matt Bryant field goal. A key 21-yard throw to Adam Thielen put the game on ice and Keenum finished the game 25-for-30 with 227 yards and two touchdowns. The Vikings ran for 107 yards on 29 carries.
On defense, the Vikings were flat-out incredible against a Falcons team that came into the game on fire. Matt Ryan went just 17-for-30 with 173 yards and zero touchdowns.
http://www.1500espn.com/vikings-2/2017/1...n-falcons/

Case is starting next week. Zimmer said so in the presser. Just sayin.