Cardinal 18, first in 10, Jonathan McCoy is a shallow crossing, better, it was pumped by Hopkins.

And it's a 20, drop the ball, it's a 15, 10, 5, touchdown, try out to take it in by Wakewell McFillin.

Hopkins stumbled the ball on the sideline.

McFillin, that gives it in.

Take to the other way, what a play.

What a play.

There's Bob and last night from doing the Patriots, not great by the Arizona Cardinals.

My son and I were watching the game and he asked me, at what age do they teach you not to hold the ball like that?

And why do guys continue to hold the ball like that?

Sure. Well, they teach you, of course, right away from, you know, P.W. Lee football, right?

To carry the ball the right way. But then there's certain guys that become so good that they start to hold it a different way.

And, you know, DeAndre Hopkins and P.W. Lee and Junior and Senior, he was holding the ball that way and still scoring touchdown.

So the coach just kept going, good job. Keep doing what you're doing.

It's usually, whatever you do, keep doing it.

Exactly. It's usually the special players that hold it like that, right?

I mean, in my time, the only guy I ever played with was Joey Galloway.

He'd hold it like that a little bit.

And yeah, well, he was the fastest guy in the football field, but you're right.

Become a superstar and you forget about the basics of football at times, Mike.

And that's a key moment to the game's tide.

Definitely.

It could go either way.

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