The Power Trip

The guys celebrate Kirk Cousins' return to the Vikings, discuss what the trade means for Minnesota's playoff hopes and look ahead to Sunday's showdown with Green Bay. Plus, the Wild beat Montreal in overtime, the crew debates Kirk's future with the team and Meatsauce attempts to identify the bad guys in World War I with spectacular results.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parker Fox joins the guys to celebrate the Gophers' basketball win over Cincinnati, while Mike Grimm discusses Cade Tyson's eligibility situation and P.J. Fleck's controversial punt against UCLA. Plus, the crew celebrates Veterans Day, Hawk shares more stories about the Driveway Club, Sauce struggles with classic cartoon characters and an impression of Elmer Fudd takes an unexpected musical turn.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys celebrate having hope again with Kirk Cousins back in purple, while the Wild continue their winning ways and Sauce attempts to turn Steven Seagal movie titles into Vikings headlines. Plus, Alec Lewis breaks down Minnesota's blockbuster trade and what it means for the quarterback room, Pete Bercich previews the Packers matchup and a bizarre breakup story leads to an unfortunate debate about sauerkraut.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys react to the Vikings' disastrous Monday night loss to Buffalo, debate Carson Wentz's future and explore increasingly desperate quarterback trade possibilities. Plus, the Gophers basketball team delivers a thrilling buzzer-beater against Cincinnati, the crew attempts to negotiate a trade with the Raiders and the anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking inspires some questionable nautical knowledge.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys discuss the Vikings' options ahead of the NFL trade deadline, including Justin Herbert, Kirk Cousins and Daniel Jones. Plus, Marney Gellner defends her suspiciously leather-like pants, Alec Lewis weighs in on Minnesota's quarterback crisis and Justin Jefferson's frustration, and Ben Leber explains why the Vikings' historic defense can't keep carrying an offense that's completely fallen apart.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.