I saw Jonathan Gannon had to apologize for his reaction when his running back, whatever his name was, dropped the football before getting into the end zone.

And I didn't know he had this reaction until I saw the apology.

Did you see him berating him on the sideline?

Yeah, 100%.

It was insane. And then he ends up, like, hitting him a couple times. Because it is insane. I know. To do that, I get it. But it's like you don't see that in sports in 2025 as much. I'm not saying it's the right thing or the wrong thing. I actually reminded me of, I felt like I was watching the Belport football sideline in 1998, quite frankly.

But it was just shocking to see in professional sports these days because it's so rare.

And then he said, yeah, that's not really me.

And I apologize and the whole thing.

But yeah, that was his running back, Amari DiMacc de macardo who takes off he goes about 71 yards

and this is going to be a touchdown and of course he flips the ball out of his hands although i

can make an argument that that ball broke the plane of the goal line as he still had the ball in his hands

yeah i don't know why these kids do this i I have no idea. This is the second time we've seen it again this year. And you know every coach in the league is showing that to his team saying don't ever take it for granted, guys. I have no idea. Is this supposed like the cool new thing to do?

No, no, no, no.

I have no explanation for it at all.

It makes no sense.

But the fact that the Cardinals lost that game in the way that they did with that

play and then that crazy bouncing fumble into the end zone that was recovered.

After the interception.

Right.

After the interception, yes. It was recovered by the Titans in the end zone. I mean, that's as bad as a loss that you can get in the NFL, period. I played for the Cardinals, so they like the Jets and the Bengals, like it's the Bermuda triangle. Things happen that, you know, you've never seen before. I've had things like that happen when I was out there one year.

I, The Bermuda Triangle things happen that you've never seen before. I've had things like that happen when I was out there in one year. It's crazy. But again, I understand why Jonathan Gannon did that, the head coach of the Cardinals. I mean, I would snap too if I was a coach. Yeah. I mean, it could be the dumbest play in football. I mean, it probably is. I can't imagine anything any dumber than that. Getting to the goal line and releasing the ball for some reason,

as opposed to, like, this is what I would tell most of the guys. I would say, hey, guys, you score a

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