Kind of tough to be the Rams right now because they went from 11 and 3 at top the NFC West to looking at the one seat to now facing a potential wild card round road trip to Chicago or Philadelphia after losing last night in Atlanta.

They erased that 24-3 deficit, tied the game, fell behind on a field goal, but then ran into, let's say, officiating trouble on that final drive, which I know you guys discussed already.

I would say the excitement in Joe Buck's voice here on the ESPN call tells you just how insane the Puka Nakua catch was, if you haven't seen it yet. They've got to go to the sideline now. It's Nakua. He grabbed it. Was it a catch? It's hard to believe when you see it initially. It really is. And no immediate ruling from the officials. Like the defender's hand is in there too. It's crazy. Wild. So they huddled and eventually with Buck and Aikman still in disbelief. I mean, how do you even get that? The field is an incomplete pass. Brings up fourth down from the previous spot. Well, I mean, what am I seeing that they don't? Because that looks like a catch. I think this is a better look at it. That's incredible. That's a one-handed left-handed catch. Both feet were in bounds. That's a catch. Now, I agree. Replay did not, and eventually the rules expert they have there, kind of relented as well when he saw that. Close up we just saw.

I was saying to Fleggs, though, like... He's got control. I know it slightly, but he's got control of the ball. It's like he's batting it to himself, but it's in the process of the catch, and he clearly dragged the few feet. He's got the ball feeder down. Okay, now he tries to pull it in. it's literally

a centimeter off his skin

but he never loses control of the ball. feet are down. Okay, now he tries to pull it in. It's literally a centimeter off his skin,

but he never loses control of the ball. Right. And it wasn't the ground. It wasn't like he hits

the ground and he loses control. By the time he gets to the ground, he's got to secure it against

his chest. I mean, I get it. It's the minutia of replay and we're looking at slow-mo.

You know what it is too? I guess I'm tired of the the ball moves slightly. Yeah. Well, they've been calling that for you. No, no, no. I know. I'm saying that's one of the rules that when you watch it, it's like, does he have the ball or doesn't? He caught the ball. Yeah. If it was a catch. Any movement, they've been like, no. I know, I know.

So, and it's tough.

I mean, you got a guy moving a million miles an hour trying to have some type of

children wheel it in, and I don't know what, I don't know how you fix that.

I don't know how you can wreck that in that moment.

This is not me calling out Rami because he does a great job with the drops.

Eddie would have been playing Sterling. He dropped the ball. That's true. As we were discussing this.

It only popped in my head.

I'm not calling him out.

He's also a Yankees fan.

I don't think he loves that moment.

Right.

Well, that's what I mean.

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