Spiegel and Holmes.

I definitely listen to six, seven score growing up for sure.

Driving around in the car with my dad, you'd always have it on.

Afternoons on the score.

Four seconds left, second in goal.

Here is Williams.

He's got to throw it to the end zone.

The clock has expired.

Williams keeps to play alive.

He's looking.

He's got to get rid of it.

Retrieving, he throws, incomplete.

It's over.

And the winners have won.

Just got to give my guys a shot in that situation.

I think I haven't obviously gone back and watched yet,

but I think I ended up dirt in the ball.

Didn't get my legs into it.

Just put the ball in the end zone in that moment.

And if it's a pick or incomplete at that point, then, you know, but can't dirt the ball in end zone at that, you know, in that moment. And it's a pick or incomplete at that point,

then, you know, but can't dirt the ball. Man, respect to Caleb Williams for even after a

300-yard game with no sacks and no turnovers and showing out like that in prime time, he knows

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