So that obviously led to this play right here.

I'm pretty sure.

Now this is, yeah, very next play, if I remember correctly.

It was, didn't Jaden Reed get it, fumbled?

So Jain Reed was out there on the first punt, caught it, fumbled.

And then there was an offsetting penalty who's had to replay the down, which also beneficial for K-9.

They already ran down the field one time. They are not

100 percent, you know, like running your gassers, perfect time to take advantage. Yeah, absolutely.

So this is the K-9 punt return 39-yarder. We'll let it roll. And then when we get to the end-zone

cam, I want to show you guys, Kobe Wooden here, man. It was almost a tutter.

And again, I feel so much more comfortable with Kishan catching the punts. Look at this. Like, you would think the way this is set up, and I know they're setting up left, you can tell they're saying, correct me if I'm wrong. This looks like they're trying to wall off for Kishan to go left, right?

I just don't think they were expecting Kishan to go like this.

What's your boy? Whoop. And look at this speed, man. Just turns it on, right? And again, the kicker is the one who ends up getting Keishon. All right. And look at Kobe. You see Kobe react and he's like, what the crap?

You're going to see why right here. This is tough. So we're going to get the end zone cam. And again, Kobe Wooden, if I remember correctly, is right here. All right. So what he's going to do, he's going to engage. Now he's going to get back and try to help block, right? He's going to get back here and try to block. So right here he's going to put eyes on Kishon.

Okay, we got something. So he snaps that head around. You've seen him, right? Yeah, I saw him right there by the block in the back. That didn't get called. Thank God. Tim, you've got to keep that stuff to yourself. This is not a Cardinals podcast. So watch, what's Kobe? This poor, this poor punter's like, oh, crap, look at this. Annihilates him, bang. All right, we're good. If I showed you this clip, or this screenshot here, this is a touchdown, right, boys? I mean, look at my man. Yeah. What's he going to do? He's in the fetal position. And watch him. A little combat roll back up.

He ends up making the tele. Kobe's like, this. Unbelievable. So just about had a touchdown.

There's still a huge play, though, man. 39 yards of invisible yardage there in special teams. Right after your rookie safety gets that stopped, huge. Normally when you see your return guy go lateral like that, you start kind of pulling your hair out. Like, oh, gosh, what are you doing? But with a guy like he shon, man, he's so dynamic. Like, if he's doing that, it's for a reason.

Yes. He saw that lane and he got there. Like you said, the speed factor is everything. If you got the wheels, you can get away with that. Most returners can't. No, no, you're right, man. I don't get nervous when he does that stuff. You know, I get nervous every time Jaden Reed catches a pun.

And it's like, it's like Rocky Balboa trying to skate, right? It's like, how can a world-class athlete not skate? You know, like, you see Jaden Reed on offense, it's like, this dude, it can do it all. He gets back to the punt return and it's, ah, you know, he's just not comfortable, right? It takes a different kind of cat to stare up

in the air knowing that 11 guys, at least 10 guys, are sprinting full speed that you're ready to knock your head off. Even if you call a fair catch, they can still hit you. You know, all right, it's a penalty, but they can hit you. It takes a different cat. I think Kishon is that cat. even that one he had when max melton tripped him up you know like there's quichon not calling a fair catcher

knowing that this guy's breathing down his neck, and I'm going to still try and make a juke move and turn it into something. That was incredible. Yeah, definitely. If you guys would, take a quick second, hit that like button for us, sub to the channel. We appreciate y'all hanging out with us here on this Chalk Talk Tuesday. All right, next play. This is the fun one, boys. This is the 44-yard touchdown to Christian Watson. It came second quarter, 432 left, so you're right on the verge of hitting the middle-eight. So this is that thing that we're talking about middle-eight. It's technically outside of the middle-eight, but but boy it's real close so it you could

have called it middle eight 10 to seven cardinals which kind of makes makes a little more sense with the

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