Yeah, I mean, I don't even want to talk about it. I don't. I'm sorry, Jeremy, I really, it's just, it's a real sore spot. And it's, uh, I told the team, I take full responsibility for that. I do. You know, and players did exactly what we told them to do. Golf did exactly what we told them to do. David did.

And I will take that.

You've got to make it very clear on where you are.

And I did not do that.

I told them I'd take responsibility for that.

Dan Campbell talking about the trick play that would have been the first touchdown for the Lions on Sunday night opening drive of the game right down the field.

Jared Goff goes in motion, fails to stop for a second.

We found the rule on Monday as we were talking through exactly what it was that transpired.

And the most interesting post script to that, Tony Dungey,

Hall of Fame head coach on Peacock's Sunday night football final said he was at practice and saw

them rep that play. And he said, he's got to stop. Well, maybe they've changed that rule since I

retired. Right. He just...

Right.

Right.

And we weren't sure about the whole process of moving away from the center, too,

where he could have stopped there as well.

He could have declared himself, step back from the center, like you see a tight end step

off the ball and then go in motion and that would have been okay too.

So it had to be one of the other.

Either stop there where you're going to catch the ball or you declare yourself,

wait, I'm no longer the quarterback underneath the center.

I'm backing off and then moving.

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