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That's right. This is good morning football. Welcome inside, everybody. We are presented by Old Trapper Beef Jerky. Live in L.A. in New York, it's Friday, the final day in January. Akbar, Bajbigh, and Milla here. Peter Stranger and Kyle Brandt in New York. I'm Jamie Yurtall. Very busy hour we have. And really, we're looking back at last night's East West Shrine Bowl. We got the Senior Bowl this weekend. The Pro Bowl games are happening. All in anticipation of the Super Bowl in New Orleans in about nine days or so. So a lot to get to this hour. We have interviews and galore. So let's just start it right off. All right, shall we? We're doing three and out. We got three topics and we want to make sure we get through them all. Sometimes we have a hard time staying on task. So that's why I'm just not letting anybody start to show talking. We're going right to it. Brandon Bean spoke about the ASC championship games controversial calls yesterday. Let's take a listen. Then we're going to talk about it.

You know, if you're talking about like the fourth down play, that was, I feel like he, you know,

you got that. And I still feel like he got that. I felt that in the moment. And I, nothing has changed my mind on that, you know, and, you know, the play that we challenged, I thought

was a good challenge. I think I'm not sure either player had possession on the Bishop

Worthy play when the ball touched the ground. You have to, you have to have possession.

It's like what is possession and what Matt says is possession.

Might not be what Elena says is possession. You know what I mean? It's a little bit. But when the ball touches the ground,

someone has to have established possession. And they've given how they see it and that's their job. But it is what it is.

I mean, those are just like plays we didn't make in a game, too.

So by no means are we saying that's why we lost the game.

A very collected approach by the bill's general manager, Brandon Bean,

about some of the moments in that AFC title game that could have sent the bills to the super bowl they fell short peter what do you make of brandon bean stance in the era of hindsight 2020 but he still feels certain ways about some of those calls if i'm a bills fan i love that man i love that general manager i want that man as the head of my organization because he is saying exactly what you want to hear, but he's not being a poor sport about it. At the end of it, it's a good lesson here for everybody. It's okay to say that you thought the call was wrong, and it's okay to say that you believe it should have gone a different way. But at the end of that moment, he says, but we could have also made plays and we could have won that game. Giving grace and giving flowers to the other side without saying, hey, the refs made the call, we just got to go on with it. You could tell Brandon Bean's hurting. It's another year back, another year they came just short. What's interesting, though, is he's talking about a play that we haven't dissected inside and out,

and the sports media world has not.

It's the Worthy Bishop play in which it was a very interesting call in the moment.

So here's Mahomes.

It's going here.

It looks like it's an interception to start, and then Worthy comes down with it, and they call this a catch.

They then go to the replay, and Sterator comes out, and there's all sorts of things, and they eventually score.

But I would have loved to have seen it.

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