I don't know if it was worse than I thought, but I thought the game really took a turn, you know, at the end of the half.

We scored a touchdown to go and then coming back to allow a touchdown at the end of the half.

That was the hardest part. I sensed that going in, but that was the spot that, you know, that left the biggest mark for me.

You know, the ball security of, you know,

having a fumble and then the interception, obviously that they ran back for a score, not creating those, you know, in that spot, those were a couple of things that stood out to me, Tom.

Yeah, he was asked if anything the day before, I think he was asked by Tom Shad from the Washington

Post. If anything from the day, the day before, I think he was asked by Tom Shad from the Washington Post, if anything from the day

before after watching the game on film, if anything was worse. And he focused in on the end of the

first half. And I want to start there with just sort of kind of, you know, upon further review,

because I was tough on them yesterday. I'm not going to be,

you know, I'm not going to let them off the hook because there still was an error made. I think

an error, although perhaps it wasn't. But it's actually interesting because there was a lot of

conversation with like Brady, you know, on the broadcast. what are they doing? They're scoring too quickly.

They have to bleed the clock. They can't leave Dallas with more time. You know, they've got a

chance to kind of double dip, score at the end of the first half, get the ball to start the

second half, and all of a sudden, you know, they've got the lead, you know, potentially. If they can

get a touchdown to end the first half and a touchdown to start the third quarter,

it would have been 20 to 15 if they bleed the clock,

get the ball to start the third quarter,

and all of a sudden they've got the lead in the game.

Well, they didn't bleed the clock in part because there was only one play

in a play in which they took eight snaps where the clock in part because there was only one play in a play in which they took eight snaps

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