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Back to throw, he's under pressure, he backs away from pressure, still looking, now

rolls left, blows into the end zone, and it's knocked away incomplete.

Dine Holmes knocked it away.

There should have been a flag on that final opportunity for Washington.

Curtis Samuel got mugged by Holmes in the end zone before that ball ever got there.

That was a missed call.

Subjective, I understand, but a missed call that prevented Washington from having a chance, a chance to tie the game,

which would have given them a chance then to win the game.

But that's not why they lost the game.

My game take on the 20 to 12 hurtful loss last night to New York coming up in a couple of minutes.

Logan Paulson's going to join us on the podcast today.

He'll be in on the second segment.

We'll get 20 minutes with Logan, get his opinion of what he saw last night.

And then the final segment will be dedicated to the World Cup final. I'll do a complete in-depth recap. No, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to save that for Tommy, of course, tomorrow. I'm sure Tommy watched it. In all honesty, that's the most exciting soccer game I have ever watched, and I did watch it. You know, I kind of tuned out when it was

two to nothing and started to do other things. And then I walked by the TV and I saw that it was

two to one. And then immediately they tied the game and it was two to two. And I sat for the last hour

of what was the regulation, the extra time and then the penalty kicks. And the only drama at that point was what was the regulation, the extra time, and then the penalty kicks. And the only

drama at that point was what was Fox going to do if the penalty kick process went beyond

one o'clock and into the NFL's first window of the day? They didn't have to worry about that.

It ended at about 12.54 p.m. I think. But it really was very exciting.

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