Flacco under center, second and four at the Pittsburgh 29, deep drop.

He fires Higgins, catch up in 20, first intermiss, 15, dead five.

Split the safety's end zone.

Touchdown, Cincinnati.

29 to T. Higgins, and Cincinnati shoots ahead.

13 to 10, 252 to go until halfton.

They have a really good pair of wide receivers.

There's Jemar Chase as referenced, and that's T. Higgins.

He's so long and smooth.

Steel drum version of All Night Long is so perfect.

Way to go, Alex.

Alex's killing it.

On that play, that touchdown to T, where he's running like a little slant and then once he

catches it, he realizes there's nobody down the middle and he cuts it down the middle.

It looks like a glitch in the video because the angle he takes and then poof, he's just gone.

And the smart ass play, the brilliant play at the end to go ahead and slide down inside the 10 with like a buck 50 left and realize

oh we're just going to be able to grind out almost all of the clock and make them burn all

their timeouts he's a very very good number two they're paying a lot of money for two wide out. And they've got to make this work. That's the thing. They spent so much money. And when you add in the Trey Hendrickson money, too, they've got to make this work right now. And the part that's supposed to make it work is sitting on the bench because he's hurt.

So you've got to do something.

It's an aggressive move and it's a shot in the dark bringing in Joe Flacco, who was clearly just holding a place in Cleveland until they decide which direction they want to go

on quarterback.

And I think that direction is whoever is at the top of next year's draft, is the direction that they want to go? Just Waitel Shador gets in there, man. Waitel Shador. I don't think that there's, I don't think that he can be any worse than what they've had. And maybe he can be more fun. They will at some point. They'll check that out at some point. But how did last

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