I do not think, I do not think.

So what are you getting this?

Guy, blah.

Do you even listen to yourself when you talk? Hey, hey, we're live. Woo-hoo! Turn off your radio before it's too late. Hate it, hated, hated, hated, hated it. I told you this was a bad idea. Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub. Bob's big boy Greg Bedard in studio with us here as he is every Tuesday during the football season.

And the mere mention of that 69-yard pass play to Juju-Smiths-Schuster Murray, did you see Bedard? Look like his head was going to pop. He was insulted. I forgot about that play. He was. He was personally insulted by that play for some reason. Explain why, Greg. Well, what were they doing in cover one robber on that play? I mean, they have to go.

Okay, so just again, for those of us who are football idiots. So, Greg, what's a cover

one robber? Explain cover one. Tell me about the wheel robber.

Cover one blocks. Basically, cover one robber is they're playing man coverage, other than there's one

deep safety, and the other safety sort of lurks in the middle of the field as a robber.

Some schemes call cover one lurk.

Put him up.

The guy is in the middle of the field, and he usually reads the quarterback eyes, or he's going to give help to a certain player in certain situations.

You know, now...

No, this is essentially the defense that Miami played against the Patriots the week before.

Right, and the Patriots played all the time. Usually McCordy's the robber. He's in the middle of the field. He does his thing.

Normally, the Patriots use it to target a certain receiver that the quarterback likes in certain situations.

Okay.

But now, going back to the situation, the Steelers had the ball at the...

23-2-yard line.

No, 21-yard line. 52 seconds left. They have one time out. They only need a

field goal. Now, I understand

trying to be somewhat aggressive, but on the first down,

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