Man, head coach, smash. Oh, big, Clint bleeding at the nose. Did you see him go down on the sideline? Did you see him get up? He's a bad man, man, man. You know, that's how he lives, so that's how we live....Wad his second second in the game! Everything that he preaches to us, we feel like he saw that in that moment.

Is that fire you guys?

100%.

100%.

That's going to make a cool even harder.

Yeah, man, he's a true dog. The moment, he went down, he popped up. On him, man, he's going to fight a coach. He got a little shoot on and good to go. Nothing. Not about nothing. You know, not about nothing. Our coach, be cute, man.

He's a real gangster.

Our coach, he's a real gangster.

Bring that identity to a be cute. He's a real gangster. Our coach, he's a real gangster.

Bring that identity to Atlanta this week.

Yeah, the coach took a tumble.

Mario Oter really buried him.

Marcus was a little bit emotional about that, too.

He really does love Dan Quinn and everybody responsible for his current professional and personal situation. Good

morning, everybody. You know, over the weekend, it was the 20-year anniversary of the Monday

night miracle game, flat out one of the most shocking endings to a Redskins game in franchise history.

The Monday Night Miracle in Dallas, September of 2005.

Of course, it was Santana Moss on the receiving end of two bombs from Mark Brunel to beat the Cowboys 14 to 13. They would play another

game that was pretty stunning the following year. Remember when Troy Vincent blocked the field goal

and Sean picked it up and got face masked and then Nick Novak had a chance with the

clock at zero and an untimed down to beat the Cowboys.

There has been a history of Skins Cowboys games that have been just stunning at the end,

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