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Other than, you know, three like special plays that just fell exactly right for Bailey Zappy,

where the whole world wanted to go, oh, my gosh, look at Bailey Zappy.

Whoa, he threw to the running back uncovered coming out of the backfield.

Who could do that?

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh. He threw to a while. I mean, this play, hey, it's a great game plan play. He got fortunate that he was in that quarterback right there where the bears called that. I don't think Mac misses that. This play right here, there's another game play and play. This is the guy you throw to on this play, period. That's a crappy throw. He's wide open. And then you have, oh, a fumbled snap or a fumbled handoff. And, of course, some bad interceptions to go along with it, too. So I don't sit here, too, after the last night and go, oh, well, Bailey's appappi's definitely the answer.

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You had Bailey Zappies, one of your downs.

You don't think he played particularly well. I did. I thought he played well for a while. Um, but then the clock struck midnight. Was that a crappy throw to Myers or did Myers turn inside when he should have kept going outside? Like, I thought it was, I thought it was, and I didn't grade Zappi down on the throw.

I didn't give him a plus either because he was wide open.

It looked to me, Myers turned inside immediately.

He was running to the flag.

And then so like I think Zappy just sort of let him going where he was going.

And then Myers for some reason turned inside. No, he was he was inside the whole, he was inside the whole way.

Was he?

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