Paul Allen

We're excited to have a very familiar voice in NFL broadcasting joining us today.

Paul Allen has been the radio voice of the Minnesota Vikings for more than 20 years, calling some of the biggest moments in the franchise's history.

He's also a longtime radio host at KFAN and has an incredible background in horse racing broadcasting.

Paul, welcome to the family business.

um we were just chatting a little bit about your division and um you know what uh what we're thinking might happen there but what do you think how do the vikings look in your opinion and what are you excited about what are you worried about yeah

it's uh that you know we're we're I'm offering opinions to a multiple Super Bowl champion and former offensive coordinator.

So that's kind of like FIPA, Fairness, and Paul Allen Act.

But with that said, this seems to be a division that I think anybody can finish first and anybody can finish last.

But they've, they've captivated me, and it all started with TG, with Thomas Gable, sending us this text last week.

And by the way, how cool is it that bookmakers like Thomas and Mike Palm, Derek Stevens, you name it, uh, owners, operators, and bookmak- They've got friends everywhere, and telling them, telling Thomas Gable, "Hey, man, they are ready to go in Australia." We're ready to go with our Circa Millions leads.

That's next right here.

VSiN By the Books.

We're obviously talking on Tuesday evening.

Kevin O'Connell does his weekly interview with Paul Allen on KFAN, and it was interesting when he was asked by PA about Kyler Murray and just where things are at with the quarterback.

I thought the majority of his response was really about the importance of preventing – the team and the offense from being in situations where Kyler Murray de facto has to play hero ball, which then, I mean, of course, that means the run game's going to have to take a step.

That means they're going to have to find quicker ways for Kyler Murray to distribute the ball out of his hands.

Be a killer if you lose.

I agree with Paul Allen.

You've got to win this game if you're the Vikings.

So that would be – Why not Jacksonville against this awful Cleveland offense? Oh, I think

We came out with five billboards.

Um, we hired our, the most influential radio personality and in the twin cities, Paul Allen, who does like Minnesota Vikings and, um, a lot of the sports, um, we've went on TV.

I mean, and then the biggest thing is, is, you know, leaning on hook agency is our marketing company.

So Tim, my co-founder has a massive marketing company.

And I do think it's a good point.

Paul Allen, the voice of the Vikings, was making it that they're not going to run him around in camp.

They're not going to run him around in joint practices.

They're not going to run him around in the preseason games that he played in.

like that Dave that's been going on for a lot when like Buffalo Wild Wings was I don't want to say cool a little bit I don't know like it was there was a little bit but I remember like Buffalo Wild Wings had a moment there where you're like they have all of these TVs in all of the games yeah I went I went to a football feast there once upon a time

I mean it's crazy still people line up at 6 a.m. to get into Buffalo Wild Wings to watch Paul Allen I mean it is that's You've got to be a special type of human being for that type of intensity and commitment.

But yeah, Buffalo Wild Wings, it's still got it enough.

I'm not just saying that contractually, but you're right.