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morning, aren't you? Look, Casey, I took one for the team. I was very responsible last night.

I did the right thing. I only stayed up until 2 a.m. last night, watching all of the highlights

and furiously scanning Twitter for commentary and more highlights and just enjoyed it all. And I actually,

I did force myself. I was like, okay, it's 2 o'clock in the morning.

I'm filling in tomorrow.

I got to get to bed. It's fine. I could have stayed up for two more hours. I got to stay up all night. It was just so much fun. So here's the big question. Who cried? I mean, really, who cried? Show of hands. Did you, did you have a little tear?

Did you get a little misty?

Hey, how could I not with Mendoza going for it on 14? Who cried? Show of hands. Did you have a little tear? Did you get a little misty?

Hey, how can I not with Mendoza going for it on fourth down and running it into the end zone

and literally jumping through the air like Superman?

Diving into that.

And of course, did you see the postgame interview where he said that it was supposed to be a throw? Depending on if it was zone or man to man, and they kind of lined up both. And he was like, well, I'm just going to go for it then. Yeah, that was shocking. So, you know, it was funny because in the early post game interviews, everybody was, you know, the analysts were talking about, oh my gosh, great gutsy call by Kurt Signetti and going for that quarterback run on fourth down in the fourth quarter. And then for Mando Mendoza was on ESPN with Scott Van Pelt and basically laid it all out and said, hey, it was my call. If the defense was in this coverage, it was going to be a pass. If they were in this coverage, it was going to be a run. I saw that they were in the one where I was supposed to run the ball.

So I said, let's just go and let's do it.

Half the field went zone. Half the field went man. If it was man, it was supposed to be a throw. If it was zone, it was supposed to, he was supposed to run it. So he said, you know what? I'm going to bet on myself and go for it. And it clearly paid off a historical shot that we're going to be seeing over and over for years and years to come. Have I watched that clip 150 times already this morning? Yes, I have. Will I see that clip another 10,000 times in my lifetime?

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