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Here we go. Let's go to Hunter from San Antonio who asks, what do you believe is the biggest robbery in sports history?

Great question glad you ask.

I was there that night in the press box in Foxborough when the tuck rule happened and Brady

and the Patriots greatly benefited from a blown call. It was outrageously wrong.

I was covering the Raiders at that point and they got robbed and you can make a case. Obviously that was all time. But hard to have sympathy for

it because they had gone the right way and the Raiders had won.

Brady was still going to win six or seven or eight superolds anyway.

I'm a cowboy fan.

I'm sorry. The greatest robbery ever happened on January the 11th of 2015 on the

frozen tundra at Lamo Field.

Late in the game, 442 left, fourth and two,

the Green Bay 32.

Tony Romo threw his clutch a pass as he ever threw for my cowboys to my

guy Des Bryant who caught it. He caught it. Des caught it. And he ran two strides with it.

And he put the ball in his left hand because he's left handed and he slammed it on the goal line the way running back slam it on the goal line

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