Now, Sean, he claims that after scoring a touchdown in the playoff game against Washington in 2005,

that he actually threw the ball, not into the pirate ship, but into the hole in one of the cannons.

I don't believe it.

You've been on that field.

You see how far it is.

You see what kind of target that is.

Is it possible

for someone to throw the football into the hole in one of the cannons? Well, I mean, well, he

forgot to tell you what he was trying to hit the scoreboard. So I do believe the ball could have went in the cannon, but I don't think he was aiming for the cannon.

I think he was going to.

He was aiming at the scoreboard.

That's everybody, Sean King from PFT.

Tusha.

The first quarterback to win a playoff game for the Buccaneers, and he's just a couple of months older than Tom Brady.

And now Tom Brady trying to win the second Super for the Buccaneers. And he's just a couple of months older than Tom Brady. And now Tom Brady trying to win the second Super Bowl in Buccaneers history. We were talking

during the break about this whole canon thing because, folks, it really has become an obsession.

We're looking for fan video, cell phone video. It'd have to be one of the old video cameras that people used to

carry around, I think, 2005, I don't know what kind of contraption you would have to record the

evidence of it. But Chris is now modified. I was led to believe that it went into the hole in the

cannon. Now you're saying it went into the area around the cannon where the cannon sticks out,

which is a little bit of a larger target.

It is. Listen, yes, and I've explained that before too. I've explained it. Didn't go in the actual hole of the cannon that shoots out, but the port hole where the cannon sticks out of.

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