So here I went back and I got the Westwood One feed as they're discussing,

and late in the fourth quarter, so earlier in the game that you had this fumble,

that whatever, the Bucks did not get the Falcons wound up with.

Here's the one with one, I think it was 140 something to go on their final drive.

This was an odd one on Westwood one, Falcons, Bucks, Thursday night football. Bucs player came out of the pile with the ball. Reddick has it. They're not making any signs. No signal yet. Reddick has it. There's a phalanx of Bucks pointing to the right side saying it's our football for Tampa Bay. The officials are settling them out.

The ball was recovered simultaneously by both teams. It goes to the offense.

Simultaneous recovery. That's one for me. I know Eddie said he's heard it. You've probably

said I have never seen that before on a fumble. I've never seen it before in a fumble,

but I did see it in a game in which I played in with the Bengals.

Al, you got to look this up.

I think it was 1980.

No, I think it was 88.

It was probably our seventh game.

We were playing at the Patriots.

And we're six and oh, I believe.

And in this game, I think I threw five interceptions or four.

I'm not sure.

I think it was four.

I throw a ball to Collinsworth in a back of the end zone.

He and the defender come down with it together.

And at that point in time in the league, it was up to the official to determine who he thought

possessed the ball. So they gave it to New England that game. And the next year, they came

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