Chiefs edging out the Eagles 38 35 to win Super Bowl 57 last night. Kansas City milked

that clock on the last drive. They also got a crucial first down. Thanks to a third down

defensive holding penalty, that on James Bradbury with under two minutes remaining. That was one

expensive call for the Eagles. Shannon should a flag indeed have been thrown.

Yes, it was a flag James Bradbury admitted as much that he held him. It's really that simple.

They don't throw punas as you know what we can throw punas in the first quarter,

second quarter, third quarter early in the fourth quarter. But if it's late in the ballgame,

we're not going to throw a penalty because it might impact the ballgame. James Bradbury,

the fourth impacted the ballgame. He got out of position. He knew he was beat.

Any hell, Ju-ju in order for getting to his route. He ran on the option route. He released

inside on the shallow. He dropped his help. He was going to option back out. And he tugged

him with his right hand. It's a penalty. But you know what I didn't hear? I remember just three

years. I think it was four years. Maybe about five years ago. Precious Marl's first year.

D-Ford lined up offside, Tom Brady threw an intersection. I didn't hear not one person said.

I can't believe the official threw the flag. I heard you say it all for like two and a half

hours. No, no, no, it didn't skip because he lined up offside. If you commit a penalty,

it doesn't matter. If I'm in victory formation, I go to take a knee. The D-Ford jumps offside.

They're going to throw a penalty. Even though we're going in the victory formation.

Skip, he held him. James Bradbury admitted it as much. He said, yes, I grabbed his jersey.

I told his jersey, I was hoping the official wouldn't call him. He did not say he grabbed

him. What did he say? He held him. I held him. Okay. He held him. Yep.

Sorry for the word, the word, please. Now, so you calling James Bradbury a liar?

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