Live from Southern California. This is the Jim Rome Show.

Speaking of the other writ, I mentioned the primary writ, the one on the other side of the

glass who apparently is all busted up I haven't asked him why because I don't want to

know however I could talk about the other writ. It's been a real rough 48 hours for

Nate writ. There's Garrett writ, aka Ike. And there's Nate Ritt, aka the twin brother of the old man in the back row on the

other side of the glass here in the jungle. A. A. A. Nate can't hack it.

A.K. A. The dude who tried a 64-yard field goal

instead of letting him is quarter of a bill quarterback get five yards.

Nate Hackett flopped in his Broncos debut Monday night in the worst way imaginable.

We hit that hard yesterday.

But then after the program, he flip-flopped

on one of the worst decisions we have ever seen on an NFL field.

Like most NFL head coaches never ever admit they're wrong.

Hell, old man writ on the other side of the glass

has never ever admitted he's wrong when he's never ever

been right but it only took Nate Ritt about 14 hours after his first game in charge and it is badly as it did for him to get up in front of the assembled media and say oh

Excuse me my bad

I called it wrong, my bad, oops, my bad, my bad, my bad,

oops, should have let Russ cook, oops, excuse me, my bad.

So I, in one sense I really want to throw some credit at this guy for doing that. I really do because this dude is getting absolutely annihilated. He's getting absolutely

roasted. So what I want to do is pick this dude up and give him some credit for

actually owning it in a world where almost nobody owns anything. You know in years past I've always

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