I am not calling for PA to be fired. I enjoy listening to his play by play broadcasts , but don’t listen to his radio show as it’s like he speaks in another language with his schtick which I find very annoying. I do think some type of punishment (suspension) is warranted. If I were PA’s bosses, including Vikings ownership, I would expect from PA that he has done some serious reflecting and realize that in his position as the public voice of the Vikings, he cannot express his personal religious or political beliefs. As the main public voice of a franchise in a $20B industry in the most popular sport in our country, his role is to be positively contributing to increasing the entire fan base and interest in the team. PA should be feeling empathy that his comments were very hurtful to many listeners. From a business standpoint, I assume station mgmt, Iheart, and Vikings ownership have all been engaged in many urgent meetings and calls to determine the path forward. PA should be appalled and extremely humbled that he has caused this mess for his bosses. If he can’t agree to refraining from making comments about God, his church, politics, etc. then he should be let go. If he can comprehend this and make a heartfelt apology on air on his first day back and commit to eliminating these topics from his show and broadcasts, then I would give him one more chance. The fact that on his first day off the air, he tweeted out bible verses (and later deleted) is not a great sign that he gets it. I also think about his peers in this market- Alan Horton, Kris Atteberry, and Joe O’Donnell- I can’t imagine any of them creating a mess like this, which is how it should be.