Yesterday was crazy, especially the 1 o'clock window, the 4 o'clock window kind of sucked.

There was some crazy, crazy endings.

I mean, the Dallas-Washington game was nuts how Terry McLaurin was allowed to run free for 75 yards,

or whatever the hell it was for a touchdown.

Like 30 seconds ago.

That's right.

Unbelievable.

And then you've got Cybert missing the extra point.

I thought Dan Quinn was going to go for two.

Yeah, the craziness there.

And yeah, the craziness in the Bear Viking game in which the Bears actually recovered an onside kick, which never happens.

But earlier in the game, Jordan Addison had a 69-yard reception that was being challenged.

So it seemed very custom.

I were challenging if Jordan Addison had stepped out of bounds.

And Mike Pereira revealed something that I had no idea and has to be the single dumbest rule in the history of the National Football League.

So they're analyzing if Jordan Addison stepped out of bounds.

Listen to what Mike Pereira revealed to all of us.

This view seems definitive, but they can't use this view, Mike?

This is definitive that he's inbound.

But this is the boundary cam.

And if a coach challenges, you cannot use the boundary cams.

There's not boundary cams in every stadium, so there's a question of equity whether some

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