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I saw Jonathan Gannon had to apologize for his reaction when his running back, whatever

his name was, dropped the football before getting into the end zone.

And I didn't know he had this reaction until I saw the apology. Did you see him berating him on the sideline? Yeah, 100%. It was insane. And then he ends up, like, hitting him a couple times. Because it is insane. I know. To do that, I get it. But it's like you don't see that in sports in 2025 as much.

I'm not saying it's the right thing or the wrong thing. I actually reminded me of,

I felt like I was watching the Belport football sideline in 1998, quite frankly.

But it was, it was just shocking to see in professional sports these days because it's so rare.

And then he said, yeah, that's not really me.

And I apologize and the whole thing.

But yeah, that was his running back, Amari DiMaccardo, who takes off.

He goes about 71 yards.

And this is going to be a touchdown.

And of course, he flips the ball out of his hands,

although I can make an argument that that ball broke the plane of the goal line as he still had the ball in his hands.

Yeah.

I don't know why these kids do this.

I have no idea this is the second time we've seen it again this year.

And you know, every coach in the league is showing that to his team saying don't ever take it for granted, guys.

I have no idea.

Is this supposed like the cool new thing to do?

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