These guys won't stop talking. And you can pretty much do it. You're in Maz. In perpetuity. Yep. The sports home. And here he is now playing its first in 10, May. Yeah. And incomplete. And sails over the head of his running back, Trayvon, Trevionn Henderson. It's second down in 10 for May.

And I can't even tell you where that ball was intended together.

He is a plate bank.

I thought, well, there's the guy out there in a swing.

Henderson's on a swing, but then you also have a drag route,

and the ball was kind of lobbed right in between the middle of them.

Final out of the program. Not the lead story.

The lead story was the win in nine straight and ten wins on the year and number one

seen the AFC.

But secondarily was how Drake may look to begin that game.

It was bizarre.

And as we're showing the still shots there, so that was the second possession.

There was a swing pass where it was between Henderson and I think Henryry uh where you didn't know where the hell he was throwing it to he lobbed it right in the middle of both of them they were both wide open it was just like five yards in the flat it's like bizarrely off it's right in the middle of the field where that sun was shining you're telling me it's the sun in his eyes. Are you telling me that's what that is? He had a sun in his eyes. I'm telling you, once the shadows came across the field, he was lights out. Whatever it is, he does, I think, he does have a knack to have these bad plays roll off, roll off his back. You know, like, you see this with other quarterbacks. One of the guys that comes to mind, maybe I'm too hard on him, it's like Jared Goff.

If Jared Goff starts off with like bad plays, it unravels for Jared Goff.

Well, you saw it last week against the Eagles.

So we're wondering, well, how come May doesn't wear eye black?

So you watch on the simulcast. You'll know what I'm saying.

Maz with eye black.

And these guys are joking, half joking that May, he's too nice and that I black would make

him look too mean.

He's doing his impression of Joel Olstein, which was a really great analogy.

Anyway, go ahead.

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