Nine total penalties, five personal fouls, one including myself.

So it was an emotional game.

And I think that it sucks losing.

But when I'm, you know, talking to the guys and just knowing for me to understand where they're at

and to see their fight.

I appreciate that.

What was your conversation with Terrence Miles about and what was it about that situation

that pushed you over the edge to the ground?

Yeah, I just, again, I saw what, I saw what happened.

And, you know, our guys are fighting their asses off to get off the field.

And I saw what happened.

So I just explained my opinion on it.

And, you know, I don't regret it.

Matt Nagy after Monday night's game with plenty of laundry on the field,

plenty of calls, plenty of personal fouls, plenty of stuff, including one on him as he tries to hold his coaching career in Chicago together. Who end up somewhere else? It's not like he's going to be unemployed, but it's feeling like he's going to be gone. And you could argue that for any of these coaches who end up on the hot seat, one of the reasons is they get some bad calls. And, you know, for every bad call, the other side of it is the good call for somebody else, but it's still a bad call. And after further review, we focus on some of the bad calls

of the week. And Chris, let's start with the play that got Matt Nagy upset and that got him penalized in the first half.

Dionne Bush bears safety, unnecessary roughness call for a hit on Tyler Conklin, the Vikings tight end.

This is first quarter, minute 13 to play.

It's the call that, look, this is the defenseless receiver the head or neck area contact if you'll

watch it closely we see look you see his head jerk something hit him in the head there it's not

as egregious as what we've seen in the past but we've seen these calls enough to know that if you

pop a guy up high when he's stretching out like that to catch a pass, you're going to draw a flag in today's NFL. I mean, I, so, I, I mean, it's, I hate this. I mean, what, what is he supposed to do? What is he supposed to do? I mean, we're getting to the point where now we're going to just tell the guys to

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