60-yard connection, Herbert, from the pocket over the middle, up in the air and picked.

Off the hands of Gadsden into Al-Shire.

Oh, what a massive moment that was.

I hate to kick off the Chargers-T highlight this way, but just listening to Rich Eisen's call.

I think he's really good at a lot of things.

Oh, I had the same thought, Kevin.

Play-by-play's not his thing.

I had the same thought.

It's not his thing.

I like Rich, for so, like you said, so many reasons,

but yeah, this game made me go, I don't know. I felt that way before listening to him,

and I think I may have said something a couple years ago when he first started to do it, but

in watching this, I mean, what would the reasons be?

Let me see if I can put it into words.

It's very marshmallowy.

It's very syrupy.

It's very almost too cool for school, too casual.

He doesn't have the voice for it.

He doesn't have, he does so many things, I think, at a really, really, you know, impressive level. I think he's a pretty good interviewer. You know, I've seen some of his interviews before. He's a good host. Play-by-play, not his thing. Just not, it's not what he does best. I'll say it that way. The game that he called on Saturday afternoon was really a heavyweight matchup between two outstanding

defenses, but there's no defense right now unless it's Phillies or Seattle's that's better than

Houston's.

Justin Herbert sacked five times in the game.

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