http://purpleftw.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/FTW-00000.jpgHarrison Smith is the best kept secret in the NFL. He's the most complete safety in the league, yet is continually over-looked for accolades and by the national media. Maybe they'll take notice now that Dirty Harry is the highest paid (by per year average) safety after inking a 5-year, $51.25M deal with $28.578M guaranteed. Now it's time for Harry to earn that cheddar and he seems more than ready to justify the #Faith shown by the Minnesota Fightin' Vikings.
Today's Topics Include
• Harrison Smith Got PAID (Rightfully So)
• What's Going On with Anthony Barr?
• Edmond Robinson Getting 1st Team Reps
• Don't Count Out Charles Johnson Yet
• SI's Doug Farrar Has High Praise for the Vikings Defense
• Pressure is On Trae Waynes
• Could Brandon Fusco Be Cut?
• Could This Be Kyle Rudolph's Last Season in Purple?
• Aaron Rodgers Gave Up Cheese
• #MoreThanWords Update
All that and other "Harrison Has More Equity Than Me Now" nonsense on this edition of the Purple FTW! Podcast.
Listen to the Episode Below (34:36)
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Producer Credit: Daniel Paluch (@DanielPaluch)
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http://purpleftw.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Subscribe-on-FTW.pngAndy Carlson (Podcast Producer) is life-long Vikings fan with a sense of humor to help dull the pain of that existence. Sports are fun. They're meant to be be enjoyed and not taken too seriously. He lives that mantra over at the Purple FTW! Podcast: Dedicated to the Pain AND Pleasure that is the Minnesota Vikings. Check out his shenanigans there and on Twitter @AndyCarlsonShow and @PurpleForTheWin.
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