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Good morning, Daniel Jones and Brian Devall are having this morning. And I asked both of you,

please don't throw your tablets at me today. Just be careful with that.

All right, but the first order of business off last night's game was what happened to

Seahawks quarterback, Gino Smith, after he caught his own deflected pass. And he took

off running to his left toward the out of bounds. Here's the tackle by the Giants Isaiah Simmons,

who can watch this. Whoops. Out of bounds. Yikes. Gino left the game briefly, but did come back.

Here we go again with the deflection. He is running. There's Isaiah. Okay, so we got that.

Now let's hear what Gino had to say about that play after the game.

A dirty play, dirty play. You guys can see it. It was a dirty play. There's no place in this

sport for that. And hopefully something happens, but other than that, the grace of God allowed me to

come back into this game. So I'm happy to be back out there. Richard Sherman, we start with you.

Was that a dirty play? I think it was a dirty in terms of this game. It was pretty late.

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