In case anyone was wondering...

[purplefaithful]

USB gets very frigging loud...

What an absolute tremendous venue for the Vikings. Eagan is probably going to top it lol! 

[Guest]

Leber noted that it was so loud the D couldn't hear their calls & told of having to use hand signals back in the Dome 

[Guest]

it was crazy loud today. a lot of fun, great atomsphere

[Guest]

Second half seemed quieter 

[Guest]

Rams tend come to the line quickly, survey the defense, and make their calls at the line. The crowd noise and the Vikings' disguising their defense (after the Rams' first drive) made a huge difference. Goff was either confused or not able to change calls at the line.  They ended up taking a couple of T.O.s and getting a delay penalty.  The crowd was great yesterday.

[Guest]

Hell yeah!! On TV you could barely hear the commentators at times.

[Guest]

[Guest]

During the first drive P.A. and the other announcer on the radio were saying that the fans needed to start getting loud to help slow down the Rams.

[Guest]

@dadevike said:
Rams tend come to the line quickly, survey the defense, and make their calls at the line. The crowd noise and the Vikings' disguising their defense (after the Rams' first drive) made a huge difference. Goff was either confused or not able to change calls at the line.  They ended up taking a couple of T.O.s and getting a delay penalty.  The crowd was great yesterday.

Goff gets to the line before the QB communications turn off so the coaches can read the defense for him.  He gets to the line and then takes forever setting up the formation.  Once I saw him covering his earholes on the helmet when he was already at the line. 

The first drive was all scripted plays, so the QB doesn't have to read the D, just goes with what was planned vs the look they get.  After that, they hardly were able to move the ball.

[Guest]

Another reason why we need at least one home playoff game. This crowd gives us a definite home field advantage.