" San president Tim Bryant in Detroit where they Detroit Lions tried as hard as they could to get their first win of the season but didn't. The Minnesota Vikings with a strong second half one at twenty to sixteen. Lions are still winless Vikings are still in first in the NFC north well first."

" All let's give the lines a lot of credit because I thought thereafter it was terrific they were ahead in the turnover margin which it was a big part of -- stayed in this football game Daunte Culpepper threw a beautiful long ball to Calvin Johnson for a touchdown. But on the other side of the ball it is losing in the fourth quarter. -- the Minnesota Vikings and and very rarely have they come back over the last couple years in the fourth quarter to win a football game. -- Adrian Peterson -- was terrific. In the game especially in the second half. And then I think the biggest story was was Tavares Jackson in the second half of the football game got brought goes down after an interception in the second quarter. T Jack comes in in the second half and really was marvelous I thought we'd thrown the ball. Run in the offense on his completion percentage was terrific his QB rating was through the roof so. In in the defense came alive and then in the second half of the game's all right to me it was just a complete team effort very very happy for Brad Childress and frankly -- for Rod Marinelli Jared Allen got cut blocked by. One of the Detroit Lions in the first -- bounced back with a strong efforts throughout the game becoming the edited out. And for the out of Minnesota Vikings an important win as a team their hold on first place but doubts about going to Arizona next week and they're also a division winner so. I'm brad -- Childress will keep him humble he'll -- worked him. Keep your hire a couple of those injuries keep your eye on the possible suspension of Kevin and Pat Williams albeit developing story. As we move forward here. With three games left in the season for the Minnesota Vikings Vikings are eight and five the Lions are all in thirteen San residents have Brian in Detroit."