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The only levity I have is that there was a moment, not quite like the giant game, but there was a moment down 10-3, because they're driving the football mid-second quarter, where I'm like, all right, we got a game. I don't think we're going to win, but we have a football game. But you go score in any capacity, even a field goal. Yeah. You're in this thing right now. It's a 10-6 game. 100%. And it's just a matter of time before you take advantage of a porous Dallas Cowboys secondary.

Absolutely.

And... in this thing right now. It's a 10-6 game. 100%. And it's just a matter of time before you take advantage of a porous Dallas Cowboy secondary.

Absolutely. And I was screaming at my TV, more Brise Hall, more Brise Hall, more Brise Hall. And Brise Hall was getting the football. He had another big run. And then all of a sudden, Sam Williams forced to fumble. And everything changed. And it was like letting go of the road because that fumble was bad and it was deflating,

but it shouldn't have ended the game.

It's 10-3. It didn't mean that the Jets were then going to have to allow the Cowboys to go 91 yards for a touchdown. It didn't mean that their offense was going to have to go get three and out. And it didn't mean that Giovante Williams was going to march down the field

for a 75-yard run. I mean,

the Cowboys scored 14 points

in answer to the Breece Hallfamble.

Well, they scored 14 points because

trying to, I mean,

literally run the clock out before

halftime, the Jets give up a 70-something

yard run. I don't even

think they were trying to run the clock out. The problem was Justin Fields missed. I think it was, I forget who was open, one of his receivers. And then they ran again on second down or tried to throw on second down. He got sacked because the guy holds the ball for an hour and a half. We try to make a play. I can get that. Dude, he holds the ball way too long. It's what people said, and it's true.

Now I'm watching it, and it's like, yeah, you're right.

Well, the reason he does that is because he's unsure of what he's supposed to do with the ball, right? Where he's supposed to go. And I think he starts, once you start second guessing in that position, you're dead. So what he should do, which is what he did three years ago in Chicago, I'm forgetting out of the years, when he rushed for a thousand yards was, all right, that's not there. Let me give a cursory look to two. I'm out. Yes. I'm going to go run. Yes. And it sucks because it makes everything off schedule. Your receivers start to get frustrated. But at least you're not giving up negative 8. Right, and you can be productive and maybe march down the field. And in that situation, like you're already down 17 to 3. At least if you put a drive together where you run the clock out, I had it's 17 to 3 going 1 1⁄2. Instead, it 3-and-out, and then three plays later, they're scoring another touchdown.

Right.

They literally let go of the rope.

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