Minnesota Vikings Kevin OConnell gave a perfect example as to why NFL head coaches are not micd up on gameday.While other professional sporting events have micd up moments during live broadcasts, the NFL usually saves time for potential edits with that because of some, well, fruitful language.But with the NFL in the midst of preseason, the Vikings broadcast decided to micd up OConnell to provide some more entertainment for the fans watching at home. However, the live interview led to an F-bomb being dropped by the Vikings lead man.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMDuring the third quarter in the game between the Vikings and New England Patriots, OConnell was on the Fox 9 broadcast when he was answering a question while watching a play unfold.He didnt think of censoring himself after seeing something he didnt like.PATRIOTS COACH MIKE VRABEL GETS KNOCKED TO THE GROUND BREAKING UP FIGHT DURING JOINT PRACTICE WITH VIKINGS"Im excited about this years team and excited about this play-call, fellas," OConnell told the broadcasters. "Weve got a fast-motionOh no! F--- Its coming back."The reason for OConnells expletive was noticing illegal motion at the line of scrimmage before the ball was even snapped. So, though the play wouldve gotten the Vikings a first down, it was called back for the penalty instead.It may not have been OConnells first-team offense on the field, but hes expecting his team to play sound football no matter whos in the game.The Vikings ended up losing to the Patriots, 20-12, though the expected starting quarterback, 2024 first-round pick, J.J. McCarthy didnt suit up yet again for the teams second preseason game.However, McCarthy has shined thus far in training camp practices, including joint work with the Patriots this week.McCarthy missed the entire 2024 season before it even began due to a meniscus tear. But OConnells Vikings went a surprising 14-3 with Sam Darnold at the helm. With Darnold now the starting quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, its McCarthys show heading into his second year.OConnell is hoping that he doesnt have to spew that many expletives from the sideline this season, as the Vikings are looking to get back into the playoffs.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.