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The injury dad is not there.

The only information that we know is the guys who run it, and they say it's less dangerous than a standard running play up the middle, that they would have to run instead.

In other words, the Eagles weren't allowed to do it, and Jalen Hurts has to turn around and hand it to Sequin, that play presents more of an injury risk than the tush push. So, listen, I love Sean McDermott. Whatever version of they're running, they ain't working. If that would have worked, they would have been in the Super Bowl last year. They tried it. So don't tell me you can't stop it because Sean's very team was stopped more than once by the AFC champion, the Chiefs. It can be stopped. The reason I don't, I mean, I almost, I want to use the word outrage. I think I will be outrage of this as banned. I am so strongly against banning it because I don't see any argument to ban it. I've addressed this for months. What are you saying? It's not football.

Yes, it is. That's the very basis of football. You push, we push. Who pushes harder? In anything, that is a callback to when football was football. I love it. And don't tell me the injuries and don't tell me it's ugly. Like, I don't see the case. So if you do it because people like we don't't like it, that sucks. And so does your argument. I hope they never ban it. I love it. Can we bring back dunks over the crossbar to celebrate touchdowns? This is what I want. There was a wonderful time when Tony Gonzalez at Al would score a touchdown and elevate, what's up, Dallas Clark?

And they would dunk over the crossbar.

And it was a very cool celebration.

And he was a show of athleticism.

And Vernon Davis would do it and he got stuff, but that's okay.

And then it all changed when that man, Jimmy Graham, was playing in a Saints versus Falcons game.

He went up and he held on the crossbar and damn broke the thing. I haven't previewed this video, but let's see. So Jimmy scores two-handed. Oh, no. All right, if you don't remember, this was 2013. He brings the thing almost down like students celebrating a victory. And they had this long delay in the game where they had to fix it. They had to get a level and there was like this whole deal and it was there had to go to home depot and it's funny because the owner of the falcons started home depot by point is that was the tough night for the crossbar dunks i think we can bring them back and if you want to penalize for hanging on the rim so to speak that's fine but you're not allowed to do it ever since then and if you do it now you get flagged if you touch the bar or something. It would always fire you up when seeing a guy do this. And I really think that Tony Gonzalez's rule or the Jimmy Graham rule should be revoked. You keep the tush push, you bring back the dunks. God knows basketball could use a little help from the NFL right now. So let's do it. bring it back. Are you there, football gods? It's me, Kirk.

That's what I want for him.

It's the perfect... from the NFL right now, so let's do it. Bring it back. Are you there, football gods?

It's me, Kirk.

That's what I want for him.

It's the perfect poll.

It is the question right now about, what should I do to end this career?

The football gods, should I really move to Cleveland if they want to trade for me?

Should I be a backup still making these checks like Cabinda says to a second year guy?

Should I retire?

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