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I'm watching the game. The Saints tie it up at 24. I'm like, ooh, this could be a game.

Jacksonville goes down the field, scores, and then I feel so bad for Foster Moreau.

This guy is a cancer survivor.

He's a guy that's likable.

You see him hanging his head on the sideline.

Misses a wide open touchdown on third and goal.

I get it.

One play doesn't make the game, but sometimes one play makes the game. No, you got to take the whole, hey, he's a cancer survivor. That's amazing, right? You got to separate these stories because the facts are the facts. But sometimes- When the ball hits your hands like that in the end zone, it means the golden rule of football. If it hits the hands like that, you got to make that play.

I'm just saying a lot of times it's like couldn't happen to a better guy because you don't like the guy. This is a guy that's, you know, made it to the NFL. How to take a timeout to, I don't know, beat cancer. Then he comes back. He's got a great story. Apparently, you got to make that A great man, but you got to make that catch.

You gotta make the catch.

But there is a but.

But there's a caveat because Danny G.

And I made the same observation. There's something about Derek Carr. He does not have any touch. No soft touch on his passes whatsoever. It's like a middle infielder that doesn't have soft hands turning a double

play. It's sort of like, you know, some outfielders, he's feel like they're chasing down a

flight ball. And then there's other guys like, I think of Carlos Beltran, where he would glide

to the ball. A smooth sort of. There's something about playing, there's something about playing

smooth and loose and...

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