I accidentally hit him in the fit.

I didn't even mean to, you know, jab him in the face.

I just mean to like push him off. And I so happened to hit him in the face. And at that point, I was like, damn, like I shouldn't have done that. Like, probably, you know, probably a flag, whatever. Ref was standing right there. He didn't throw the flag. So that's that. He, after I do that, though, he grabs my face mask.

That was a right there. He didn't throw the flag. So that's that. After I do that, though, he grabs my face mask.

That was Amman Ross St. Brown on his podcast, right?

I think admitting that he punched Duran Payne.

I can't believe how many of you watched the same video I did and reached out to me to say,

he didn't hit him.

He didn't hit him.

What are you talking about?

Duran started it and stopped making excuses.

We become the excuse makers for this football team.

Let me be very clear, as I was yesterday in talking about this,

it didn't impact the game one way or the other.

This isn't sour grapes.

Like it would have, you know, Washington would have won if they had flagged the Monra,

thrown him out, and Durand wouldn't have responded. I think that's the way it would have won if they had flagged Amonra, thrown him out, and Duran wouldn't have responded.

I think that's the way it would have gone, had the referee standing right next to him, flagged him.

Amonra thinks he should have been flagged.

Amonra St. Brown thinks he should have been flagged.

The score instead of 44 to 22 might have been 41 to 22. They had no shot in that game.

And losing Duran Payne, honestly with the way he's played this year, very up and down, wasn't

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