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I know I'm a little late to the commentary, but it's been a great week for the Hayward family to return to Atlanta where their father played where they lived and probably the last trip Campbell make as an NFL player to get a win for Kim to record a sack and for Connor to score his first NFL touchdown on a play that looked

eerily similar to his late father's first receiving score.

Just super cool.

It's nice to see good things happen to good people. You could tell how much it weighed and meant to Cam emotional after Connor's touchdown.

For the tough guy exterior, it was heartwarming to see Cam have that kind of moment, even if he probably wishes the cameras weren't on him.

Those guys have worked so hard, Cam's story and approach is known, while Connor was not given anything

and earned his keep as a rookie six rounder and they

deserve what happened on Sunday. 48 hours from now we're all going to be on the

Ravens game a win that would keep the Steelers season going a loss that

will drum back up all that negativity.

That's sports and that's fair, I'll be doing the same.

But just to remove ourselves from all the nitty gritty and exes and owes of the game and just

enjoy such a feel-good moment.

When the Hayward see their football career end, the results of most regular season games won't

matter.

Those memories will fade.

But Sunday's game against Atlanta will remain forever, a story to show

and tell their kids, and that's awfully special.

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