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Search PFTPM and subscribe. Boom, done. Thanks for the support. Now, stats. Another hour of the PFT Live podcast. As an offense, as a team, we've been in that situation, you know, multiple times. And, you know, we've answered the bell and just, it's tough when, you know, that one time, you know, you didn't. And so, but that's what, that's what people remember. It's the world we live in and you just got owned up to it and, you know, be a man about and so it'll, like I said before, it'll fuel us in this offseason, fuel me especially in this off season just to, you know, come back better. Jimmy Garoppolo 49 is quarterback at his locker yesterday, locker clean-out day, the ritual for every team when the season is finally over. You meet with the media. You say a few things. And, you know, he knows what happened. He knows what weren't wrong. And they did answer the bell from time to time throughout the season. But, you know, that was the question I had all year long. That's right. What's he going to do in a big spot? And we finally saw the biggest

possible spot. It was third and ten from the 49 with exactly 100 seconds left in the NFL's

100 season. Emmanuel Sanders was open and he missed him. Yeah. And other guys would have made that

throw. And to me, it's the ultimate litmus test, championship throw. Just like Jared Gough last year when he had Brandon Cooks wide open, saw him late, threw it wobbly.

Jason McCordy came over and made the play to keep Cooks from catching it.

That's the test.

And we've seen over the years, guys make the throw.

Terry Bradshaw making the throws in Super Bowl 10. The cover of Sports

illustrated that I tweeted earlier today from Super Bowl 14, the throw to John Stallworth when

the Steelers were down in Super Bowl 14 to the Rams, right over the outstretched fingertips

of the defensive back. That's what you do in those moments or you don't. It's pass,

fail. Some have passed. Some have failed. And Garoppolo, until he gets another chance to pass on his permanent record, the most recent grade is F, Chris. Yeah, well, you know, listen, I don't want to say F, but I understand what you're saying. It's pass fail. If you don't pass, what do you do? Well, okay, I get it. You know, okay. So first off, I really respect Jimmy G. One, for the way he's handled this whole situation. I mean, the postgame press conference, what we saw yesterday at his locker, all of those things. I mean, he's not shying away from it. He tells you just like we saw in that clip. He gets it.

He understands the criticism.

You got to be a man about it.

Go forward.

I love all those answers.

I really do.

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