You think about the end of the Buffalo season, you think of a controversial call.

You think of, is it a catch? Yes. But, oh, wait, no, it's an interception. And then, of course, I think it was a game later, if memory serves correct. You had a similar play that was ruled a catch. I think it was the same weekend. I think it was the same weekend. It was the same weekend. So why I bring that up is that happened against the Denver Broncos, where Jim Leonard

coached on defense.

Such a loaded question.

I can already see it coming.

The question is, in fact, Sean, do me a favor.

I want you to play the clip.

It includes the question.

As soon as the question is as lower it so that we could see how Tiki would handle it, especially the way it was asked.

Okay.

And then we'll go back and listen to Jim Leonard's answer.

So here is the question as opposed to the new defensive coordinator of the Buffalo Bills, who a few weeks ago was working for the Denver Broncos.

Bill's Mafia want to know, was it a catch?

How would you handle it? Very quick question, which I love, because you can't think about it.

It was an interception. So, yes, it was a catch, but by my guy.

So you're dying on the sword here?

Dying on the sword.

This is your first impression now, even though he did play for Buffalo, your first impression as a coordinator, you're just going to tell him the hard truth. Yep. Okay. Sean, how would you handle that? The rules are so complicated and complex in this league. I think they got it right. Oh, I would not do that. I would say they screwed it up. And I,

and I understand why Bill fans are angry. Now, here's the thing about sports. I was coaching in

Denver and we benefited from it. So we don't throw anything back. That's kind of the beauty of

sports. But if you ask me right now, Bill's Mafia, that was a bad call. And you have every right

to be upset. Pandering.

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