With a microphone in hand and a cameraman in tow, veteran defensive end Brian Robison stalks his Vikings teammates in the locker room, popping out from around the corner when they have nowhere to go.
Every Thursday, Robison films a weekly segment for Vikings.com called "96 Questions," a play on his jersey number. Robison asks his teammates a silly question and hilarity usually ensues.
Would you rather fight a grizzly bear or three wolves? Which player would you want your sister to date? Or, which teammate would you want with you when walking down a dark alley?
He often picks on the players most likely to show up on camera with a deer-in-the-headlights stare.
So what are the guys thinking when they see Robison closing in on them?
"Run," kicker Blair Walsh said Thursday on his way out of the locker room. "He's too funny, and he's always got some kind of quick-witted response for you. So run."
Opposing quarterbacks can relate to the feeling, certainly more so this season than last.
After a down year in 2014, his first season under coach Mike Zimmer, Robison is back to being a difference-maker for a Vikings defense that has been one of the league's best so far this season. He has defended the run better, and he has spent a lot more time around the quarterback, even if it isn't reflected in his sack total.