Oh, I'm hurt.

Mm-mm-mm.

Now I won't wish this on anybody.

That.

That.

No. That.

No.

You can't even put that in the words, bro.

To be honest.

That sums up the night. That sums up the year.

The Dallas Cowboys and Michael Parsons, it almost looked like they rolled him out of bed and they were trying to wake him up.

That's a unique display of exasperation. It's like, hey, Michael, wake up. It's time to talk to the report. He's like, ah, but regardless, he was upset and beside himself, Cowboys fans. It just felt like a game.

Devin McCordy, as we say, good morning here on PFT Live series XM 85, Peacock, Sky Sports, NFL podcast, wherever you get your podcast.

And we get right into it. It felt the whole game like the

Cowboys were going to come out of this thing with a win. It just felt inevitable. And then it

just blew up with one play of fundamentals from special team standpoint, mistake that hadn't

happened in the vicinity of the original Texas Stadium since Leon Lett,

Thanksgiving Day, 1993, but that's what turned it. That's what, that's what swung it,

it extended a drive because a guy touched a block pun after it crossed the line of scrimmage,

and that was it for the Cowboys, and that was it for Cincinnati, and one team still got a

chance, and the other team doesn't.

And the thing this morning, I think even late last night, you saw all over social media.

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