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These guys know how to connect with you about Boston sports. This may feel strong, but you people are stupid. OMG. It's Felger and Mazz. 95 the Sports Hub. Thank you.

The 95, the Sports Hub.

A couple NFL things, and we'll get your calls on everything.

Your number 617-779-0-98-5.

Maz, you want the sky judge in the NFL on top of everything else?

Well, I do, but again, I'm only in favor of it if it's executed properly. So, for example, that Nikiel Harry play on Sunday against the Chiefs. Is it such a horrible idea if there's a guy in the boot that's part of the crew that buzzes down and says, guys, he was in bounds.

It's a touchdown.

Like, I want that.

Oh, my God, it's so simple.

Okay, I want that.

So I'm not against what you're proposing this whole idea of,

let's eliminate the challenges, add someone as part of the crew to there to be a basically a backup referee.

If you screw it up, I'm here to fix it.

Okay. But if he's got to look at it five times,

keep going. Right. And so you've got to eliminate the coaching challenges then, because then what's

the point? It's like, so. So when I say the sky judge. I mean, this is like baseball. I never get

this. The manager, and I even forgot what it is because it turns out it doesn't matter. The manager gets one challenge if he wins, he gets another, or is it two? And if he went, do you know what it is? I think he get two in the, I think he get three, one, only one after the sixth inning or something. I don't even know. No one even knows because you know why? Because at any time you can ask the crew chief to look at it.

Correct.

So why are we even counting the job? I don't even know what the rule is anymore when they made it. I knew the manager got one plus one or two plus one. But now I've totally forgotten about it. I don't care to know it because you can have a challenge, run out of challenges, and still go ask the crew,

a big fat-ass crew chief,

to waddle over to the cans

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