POSTGAME: VIKINGS BEAT SAINTS, Murray cooks, defense dominates
Purple Insider - a Minnesota Vikings and NFL podcastShow Notes
Matthew Coller talks about the Minnesota Vikings' victory over the New Orleans Saints. Kyler Murray played by far his best game. The defense demolished Tyler Shough. The special teams was great again. Yet the Vikings made it harder than they needed to with a few huge miscues.
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