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And, of course, for the upstart 49ers,

they're six yards away from Pontiac, third and three.

We'll see a pickup sometime on the right side, possibly.

Montana, looking, looking, throwing in the end zone.

Dwight Clark. It's a madhouse at candlestick with 51 seconds left.

Just incredible. You know the play, you know the voice. It's a moment and a man who will live on in NFL history forever. We here at NFL Network would like to share our condolences to the Los Angeles community. Legendary broadcaster, Vince Scully, passed away Tuesday at the age of 94. Welcome to Good Morning Football. We are live here in New York City. It is Wednesday, August 3rd. My name is Jamie Yardall alongside Kyle Brandt. Peter Schrager is back and Jason McCordy. We all know Vince Scully just from being sports fans and listening and hearing his voice and all the impactful moments that he has had in sport, football, baseball. I mean, he's legendary. But Kyle, you lived in Los Angeles. So you had this man in your life from a, from a standpoint beyond just a voice on the screen. What will you remember most from?

I mean, a lot. There's so many amazing moments we showed the catch. He had the call when Hank Aaron passed Babe Ruth. He worked with a very young John Madden. But my heart really goes out to everybody waking up with us this this morning in Los Angeles.

This is their father, their grandfather. We have talked about this before, about how special it is,

the voice of the person you grew up listening to talk about sports. And Vince Scully, every single

spring on opening day when he would say those five words, it's time for Dodger baseball. And I mean,

I'm getting goosebumps right now.

He runs that place.

He ran that place.

He's beloved.

67 years calling Los Angeles Dodgers baseball, started as Brooklyn Dodgers baseball.

Just as beloved, if not more beloved, than any athlete in Los Angeles, Vince Scully, a massive

presence in that community. And one of the all-time voices and all-time people in what we do. It's a big loss and incredible life. He made every game he did sound beautiful, literally from the time that he started until the last game that he did with the Dodgers. It was amazing. All right, that was necessary, but it's time for the lead block. It is something. Let's do it. All right, Trainy Camp is so much these young players in their early 20s, doing all they can just to make an NFL roster. Meanwhile, down at Buccaneers Camp, Tom Brady is turning the ripe age of 45 today. Happy birthday, Tom Brady, and he still managed to lead the league in passing yards and touchdowns last season. And yesterday, his new head coach, Todd Bowles, who has some history with Brady, swung by the inside training camp set.

They talked about his quarterback.

Todd, when you were with the Jets, you obviously faced Tom Brady a bunch.

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