It's the media buzz meter with Howard Kurtz.

I was so wrapped up in the World Series.

I don't want to talk about the World Series with the Dodgers,

taking a three-to-nothing lead over the Yankees who've just been totally lifeless.

Aaron Judge, the biggest choke artist of all time, you know, he's got like one single

for the whole series. But even if he hit her home run in every game, the Dodgers would be leading.

I mean, I guess a lot of it is a tribute to their pitching. And, you know, the Yankees rolled through the

AL playoffs, and it just looks like the Dodgers are a better team. But what I didn't talk

about was not being a homer here, the Washington commanders, you may still think of them as the Redskins.

This young quarterback, Jaden Daniels, has led them to a six-and-two record.

Nobody had any expectations for this Washington team.

But the play that won the game was the most incredible thing I've ever seen.

You know, years ago, there was,

Franco Harris had a last-minute catch

and it was called the Immaculate Reception.

This is better than that.

Because there were two seconds left on the clock.

The commanders were trailing.

And the way the NFL works is that if you start to play while there's still time left you get to complete the play even though there's no time on the clock so he drops back he He rolls one way.

He doesn't see anything he can do.

And remember, they're on their own 30-yard line.

So this is, you got to see this.

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