I've never quite seen anything like what happened on the two-point conversion, where you're lined up to kick off.

Then they say it's a fumble because they had the clear and obvious recovery.

Now you tack it on, you make it a 30-30 game.

Very interesting. Didn't get a clear explanation of everything that went on just because of some of the timing of it.

They were trying to be able to do that, but that's the thing that I've said.

I've never seen anything or never been a part of anything like that.

And I've grown up around this game.

That was as spirited and angry as I've ever seen Sean McVeigh, the press conference

immediately after the 38, 37 overtime loss,

Thursday night, Week 16, to the Seattle Seahawks.

Game of the year, regular season game of the year.

Most exciting regular season games since I believe Bill's Vikings in 2022,

maybe the best game since the Monday nighter between the Chiefs and the Rams, 5451,

the Monday before Thanksgiving, 2018. Just a great, great game. But that moment with the

incomplete forward pass on the two-point conversion that would have tied the game and ultimately

did tie the game because it was determined to be a backward pass that bounced forward into the end zone and was recovered nonchalantly by Zach Charbonnet.

Sims and I were talking about this yesterday because Michael David Smith from PFT,

look, it is just amazing.

Michael David Smith wrote on Monday that it was the play of the year.

It was the call of the year. Because if the

Seahawks don't win this game, now let's go all the way back to this moment. If that doesn't

count as a tie there, 30 to 30 with 623 left in regulation, there's no guarantee that they

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