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With Amy Wells and Rhett Bryant,

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I am Mike Keith. Titans win nineteen

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to ten over the Indianapolis Colts

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to keep it going

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four in a row for the Titans,

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Amy Wells, we will begin with you.

0:44

First down, your play that

0:46

turned the game? Mike. It has to be Austin

0:48

Hooper's crazy catch

0:51

for nineteen yards and the

0:53

first down in the fourth quarter. Besides

0:55

the fact that that was probably the most bananas

0:58

catch I've ever seen in real

1:00

life in my life, it also

1:03

was at such a crucial time in

1:05

the Titans game. I mean, the

1:07

Colts had just scored to make it sixteen

1:10

to ten. There's a real shot.

1:12

They've got a lot of momentum going. They get the

1:14

ball back, they could really do something. They had

1:16

plenty of time to so the

1:18

Titans needed to put some points on the board to

1:20

make it a two score game. They had to

1:23

extend that drive just

1:25

to keep it going and get in at least

1:27

field goal range. They ended up doing that, but

1:29

they needed needed to get that first

1:31

down, and Austin Hooper made

1:33

it happen. He had a great day, but that

1:36

play really extended

1:38

a drive that sealed the deal for the

1:40

Tennessee Titans. Well, at that time of the game, you say,

1:42

we've got to have somebody make a play. He

1:45

made three of them. Oh yeah, like boom, boom,

1:47

boom. It was great. Yep, big time. That's

1:49

a good call. Rhet, Brian, you

1:51

took mine. But I'm going to add I'm

1:54

gonna add some stuff to this

1:57

because it was third and six, Yes,

2:00

five thirty two left in the game, right,

2:02

and yes, the catch was

2:05

unbelievable tip to himself three times.

2:07

But when Frank Roick challenged it and

2:09

then you realized it was a catch, he's

2:12

out of timeouts. That was huge

2:15

in the end of this ball game. In fact,

2:17

I think we should play that play right here,

2:20

Okay, do it? Tannehill looks,

2:22

looks in trouble, flushed out

2:24

to his right, throws Hooper. Did

2:27

he catch it? Did he catch a

2:29

ball? A chuckle? And they

2:31

are marking it as a catch it and

2:34

yard line. I

2:36

don't know that he caught it. If

2:38

it stands, it's a game to the thirty

2:41

seven yard line. I

2:43

think he caught. That's a catch. Oh

2:46

that was exciting, wasn't it? And

2:50

that review was so fast.

2:53

I wish it happened in that way. We might

2:55

have edited the review a little bit, a

2:57

little more tight, a little bit okay you,

3:00

I mean, I'm all for Austin Hooper, but

3:02

how do you not say Andrew Adams seventy

3:04

six yard interception return for a touchdown?

3:06

It was nice? That's a

3:09

touchdown only touchdown the gate?

3:11

Oh come on, that's the play that turned

3:13

the game. They're driving the score. They're

3:16

gonna at least tie it with a fuel goal. They're

3:18

probably gonna take the lead with a touchdown, and

3:20

the Titans get the big play,

3:23

get the seven free points, which on that

3:25

day, you know, let's face it, the Titans

3:27

had to have. I figured that would you

3:29

would just take that right out of the gate. I almost

3:31

said you couldn't take it. I almost

3:34

eliminated it. And for

3:36

you, you made it easy for me. Can we hear

3:38

that one? Two? Rhett, let's play it right

3:40

here. Ryan gets rid

3:42

of it. Quickly ten a second, thirty

3:45

forty fifty Adams

3:47

forty thirty twenty

3:49

ten five. It's

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own touchdown. Titans

3:55

at Grew Adams two.

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How y'all, what are they

4:01

lined up? Baxbum Blitzer? What

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a perfect break that's as gonna break

4:06

as you can make. Wow. I love that, so

4:08

does everybody else in this stadium. Andrew

4:11

Adams one of the newer Titans,

4:13

and he's related to

4:15

a lot of football players. Yes he is. He

4:18

has an uncle, Sam Adams,

4:20

who played offensive line for the

4:22

New England Patriots seventies or

4:24

big neck ring, that's right. His

4:27

cousin is former Bears running

4:29

back Matt Forte. His other

4:32

cousin is the Sam Adams that we knew,

4:34

the big defensive lineman for the Ravens.

4:37

And his brother in law is linebacker

4:39

alec Ogletree, who coach

4:41

Mac and Jeff Fisher drafted as a Ram all

4:43

those years ago. It's pretty strong. That

4:45

is quite the family tree. All

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right, second down? Are you ready?

4:49

Oh yeah, I'm ready. The stat

4:52

that grabbed your attention Rhett Bryan

4:54

Jonathan Taylor five carries

4:56

for forty yards in the first half, five

4:59

carries for just eighteen in the

5:01

second half. That's it.

5:03

That's huge. I

5:06

still can't believe they didn't run anymore. No,

5:08

I mean I fully

5:10

expected that to be a second half thing and it

5:13

was nice. Well, I mean, they were having success

5:15

with it. So they're removing Matt Ryan as

5:17

their quarterback. As we've learned today,

5:19

Sam Elliger, the former's sixth

5:22

round pick out of Texas, is going to

5:24

take over as the quarterback. Matt Ryan has

5:26

a shoulder separation, they're saying, but

5:28

Elliger was going to take over anyway, and

5:30

he'll be the quarterback for the rest of the season,

5:32

according to Frank Reich and everybody

5:35

with the Colts. So if you're thinking Matt

5:38

Ryan, who has thrown two first half interceptions,

5:41

is the problem, why don't you hand

5:43

it to the leading rusher in the NFL

5:45

last year and you have niheeen

5:47

Hines to go with him, and you have Jackson,

5:50

Dion Jackson, who had a good game last

5:52

hen catches the week before. Yeah, well

5:54

at twelve carries too. They

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finished the game with seventeen rushes.

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Well, I was shocked at that one. Amy Wells doesn't

6:03

realize we're on a podcast

6:05

that people can't see you're throwing your arms up.

6:07

No, I'm throwing my arms up. I mean, what are you

6:09

going to do? They made some bad choices, and the Titans

6:12

run defense has been on point.

6:14

So I mean, some

6:16

interesting tactical choices

6:19

mixed with a defense that's doing a

6:21

great job of stopping the run.

6:23

I don't know how to help people. I

6:25

mean that it is what it is. Okay,

6:28

all right? So your stat that grabbed

6:30

your attention, Amy, or the stat that grabbed

6:32

your attention, Amy, The Tennessee Titans had

6:34

two penalties for fifteen yards in the whole

6:37

game, and one of them was on the first play the game.

6:39

Yeah. I think that is something that we have

6:41

talked about week after week, is

6:43

that one of the things the Titans could

6:45

do to easily improve

6:48

their life in these games is to fix some of

6:50

those mental mistakes, to control what they

6:52

can control within a game and not

6:54

just surrender yardage. And

6:56

they did a really good job of controlling

6:59

that, playing a relatively clean

7:01

game, and I think ultimately they

7:04

were rewarded in the end by the win. Okay,

7:06

here's mine. Ryan Stonehouse

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three punts for a net average

7:11

of thirty nine per punt, a gross

7:13

average of fifty four point seven. Matt

7:16

Hawk five punts for an average

7:18

of thirty five point two, a net

7:20

of thirty one point two and

7:23

one touchback. He had a sixty yard

7:25

punt. You take that out, and the guy

7:27

averaged twenty nine yards a punt. The

7:30

Titans were able to pick up ten

7:33

fifteen twenty yards of field

7:35

position consistently. Matt

7:37

Hawk had the chance to pen the Titans

7:39

at least three times and didn't

7:41

do it. I mean, with how

7:43

the Titans were struggling in the second

7:45

and third quarter offensively, if

7:48

he pens them at their own three,

7:50

they got an issue, they got a real

7:52

issue. And instead he

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kicks it out of bounds at the twenty year the twenty

7:57

nine yard liner, he has a touchback and are

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like a pigeon than a hawk. Oh

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he wrote that down.

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area where the Titans must improve from

9:44

yesterday. Amy, you go first, they

9:47

need to score in the red zone. It's good. Two trips

9:49

there, no scores. Well, that's

9:51

not great. Touchdowns, no touchdown. It did get

9:53

you. I apologize here, Okay, I

9:55

didn't give them credit where credit was due. You

9:58

gotta score touchdowns, though, don't

10:00

you think to a certain extent they were due.

10:02

I mean they had been there thirteen times

10:04

and they'd scored twelve touchdowns, which was number

10:07

one in the NFL. Yeah, you don't generally

10:09

do that forever, No, but I

10:11

think I think that if you clearly

10:14

have something jinning that works,

10:16

the Titans have been able to for

10:19

a long time to your point, Mike Keith, they've

10:21

been able to have a lot of success down there.

10:23

They know how to do it. They just didn't get

10:25

it done. I think that's something that has to change

10:28

going forward. Okay, I think that's fair. Rett, Brian.

10:30

Yeah, I had offensive touchdowns as well,

10:33

but I'll say a little more work on

10:35

third downs since I have a different option

10:37

here. You know, finished five of twelve. I believe

10:40

on third down, and while they did really

10:42

good job in getting explosive

10:45

plays to extend drives,

10:47

third down is something you can always work on.

10:49

Titans have to improve more in a passing game.

10:51

They just have not gotten enough out of the passing

10:54

game in the last two contests. I

10:56

know they're down people, I get that, and

10:58

they clearly missed Trailing Burns and the threat

11:01

that he provides. I think Kyle Phillips

11:03

was going to be involved, particularly in the third down

11:05

package, and then he gets hurt in practice on Friday,

11:08

and so you're playing, you know,

11:10

Cody Hollister a goodly number of snaps,

11:12

You've got Mason Kenzie as the fourth receiver.

11:15

You put Malik Willis out there for three

11:17

snaps because, first of

11:19

all, and Mike Vrabel said it in his Monday press

11:21

conference, some of it was because

11:23

they wanted to run the trick play, but some of it

11:26

was because they needed somebody to get out there

11:28

and just take a rap because they just didn't

11:30

have enough bodies for what they were up

11:32

against. So they've got to find a

11:34

way. Is it more Hooper, is it more Conquo?

11:37

Is it you know, finding a way to get the ball

11:39

down the field. They did some good

11:41

things in the passing game with some

11:45

of what they were able to get Hollister at a twenty

11:47

seven yard catch. Obviously, Hooper

11:49

had the three big plays. He got

11:51

the first down, he made the great catch in traffic,

11:54

and then he had the juggling catch to set up the last

11:56

field goal. But they've got to continue to get

11:58

more there because listen, the Texans,

12:02

they're they're gonna do everything they can to stop

12:04

Derrick Henry. That's coming, right,

12:06

I mean that is I mean, there is no

12:08

way they're gonna let Derrick Henry beat

12:10

them if they can help it. And so

12:13

there's got to be something there in the past

12:15

game that you can take advantage

12:17

of. And we know how the Texans are going to

12:19

play the Titans, right, I mean,

12:22

they're one four and one, so what they might

12:24

as well be six and zero. They will play

12:26

this game. They beat the

12:28

Titans last year when they were a one win

12:30

team and the Titans were eight and two, and

12:32

then they probably should have beaten them in the final

12:35

game last year, really outplayed

12:37

them overall. If you take all one hundred and

12:39

twenty minutes, the Titans have

12:41

got to be up to the challenge, and they've

12:43

got to take advantage of whatever opportunities

12:46

there are. Agree thoughts, Yes, No, agree,

12:48

because think about this, you know, in

12:51

both aspects of what you're talking about, both the passing

12:53

game and your answer amy with

12:55

no offensive touchdowns, that could be

12:58

problematic the Sunday in Houston and

13:00

then next week after

13:02

that you're going to Kansas City. I mean, you've got to

13:04

have some more points on the board,

13:06

have to. I'm interested to see what happens

13:08

with the tight ends kind of going forward,

13:11

because now we see this Austin

13:13

Hooper game and what he was able

13:15

to do. But part of that is because the

13:17

tight ends were just schemed up to be in

13:19

more pass catching situations. They've

13:21

been doing so much blocking for good

13:24

reason. I'm excited to

13:26

see that maybe this might mean

13:28

that the doors have opened to some

13:30

different schematic things that maybe

13:32

they can get more involved in and we can

13:35

get a little bit more excited about well. And I

13:37

think the development of Raider as

13:39

a blocker is a big deal

13:41

because then you could free up a Hooper

13:44

to go out for a pass or in a cockquoit to go

13:46

out for a pass. And they

13:48

used Raider basically

13:51

as they would use Tory Carter

13:54

and so they were able to do more

13:56

things out of that. Listen, we understand.

13:58

I mean they're banged up in the offensive line.

14:01

They're still figuring out how to put the group

14:04

together. They're not going to do a lot

14:06

of seven step drop because

14:08

that's not what they do best. And people

14:11

are like, well, you gotta get more creative. Let me tell you

14:13

they're getting creative. Yeah, creativity

14:15

is not the problem. You know. Creativity

14:17

right now is what they're trying to

14:19

come up with because

14:22

they're they just don't have the

14:24

things that they thought they would have at

14:26

this point. And I mean, if

14:28

you've got tailored to one at left tackle, you're

14:30

in a very different point than if you have Dennis

14:33

Daily. And Daily's doing fine,

14:35

but he'd not tailored to one. And so

14:37

are you helping? Are you helping other guys?

14:40

Are there things that you can't call

14:43

because you just know you're not going to have the time.

14:45

I mean, it's there, and that's

14:47

life, all right. Fourth

14:49

down, your player of the game. I'm

14:51

gonna let Rhet go first here, so Amy

14:53

doesn't take his Player of the game. Well,

14:56

my player of the game is the same one that was

14:58

the play that changed the game for you in

15:00

down number one, that's Andrew Adams. You just took

15:02

mine, good, not mine. There

15:05

we go. Ten tackles, interception

15:07

returned for a touchdown seventy six yards. Signed

15:10

thirty three days before this game,

15:12

and he had ten tackles and has

15:14

seventy six yard pick six. He

15:17

had some veteran experience. He'd appeared in seventy

15:19

eight games or whatever it was when they signed him. He had thirty

15:21

five starts. He really played

15:23

an integral part of this defense being

15:26

the other safety as they moved a Monty Hooker

15:28

to the nickel position and made a huge

15:31

difference. Both of those two guys made

15:33

a big difference in this game. Well. And we thought

15:35

before the season the third safety was going to

15:38

be A. J. Moore, the free agent signing ironically

15:40

from the Texans, and he's

15:43

not available. He's uninjured reserve,

15:45

and so the Titans are having to come up with some

15:47

options. What you said is really

15:49

important there, and it's almost an equal

15:51

point to the ten tackles and the interception

15:54

for a touchdown. Not quite, but almost, is

15:56

the fact that he allowed them to move a Monty

15:59

hooker to the Amani

16:01

is such a good athlete, he can

16:03

do it, and he did that at Iowa.

16:05

Had not really done that for the Titans, but

16:08

he did that at Iowa. That was one

16:10

of the reasons he was such an intriguing prospect.

16:12

So we'll see if they do it again. Mike

16:15

Vrabel loves to scheme with Shane Bowen

16:17

about different teams. I mean, you know, it's

16:19

the kind of back to that Patriots method.

16:22

You may not even see Andrew Adams this week

16:25

because he may not fit the matchup. You

16:27

might. Who knows, We don't know. But

16:30

that's the way they like to do things, is they

16:32

like interchangeable parts and guys

16:34

who can play against certain schemes. And it's like Troy

16:37

Brown, right right, he played

16:39

offense and defense. So yeah, all

16:41

right, Amy Wells, you're

16:43

player of the game on fourth down. Ben

16:46

Jones, Wow, Ben Jones,

16:48

that man might be the

16:51

toughest human being I've ever seen.

16:53

And no matter what is going on, no

16:56

matter what the circumstances, he

16:58

just shows up and he plays

17:01

and he holds it together. And listen,

17:03

Ben Jones is fighting through some things. I

17:06

don't know what's holding his body together.

17:08

Really. I mean, he is just

17:11

constantly getting beaten to a pulp

17:13

in games because I mean he's

17:15

a center. He's in the middle of everything and

17:17

it is a tough position to play and

17:20

he is banged up. But man, does

17:22

he show up and hold the offense

17:24

together. I mean, God bless

17:26

Ben Jonson. So I have to ask you a question. Our

17:29

friend Chris Harris from WSMV four

17:32

tweeted out Zach Thomas's

17:35

video of Ben Jones and

17:38

Mike Vrabel embracing in the tunnel and

17:40

having a thirty second long conversation

17:43

after the game. Ben Jones looks

17:45

like he's completely out on his feet and

17:48

Vrabel is obviously very appreciative. Did you

17:50

get emotional watching that? I saw it in real life,

17:52

so yeah, yeah, I was

17:54

walking through the tunnel with

17:56

Ben Jones, so I saw them kind of embrace

17:59

at the top and was done.

18:02

But I mean, Mike Vrabel understands

18:04

that Raves knows what Ben

18:07

is feeling, he knows what he is giving

18:09

to this team, and he understands

18:11

kind of the price of what

18:14

is required of Ben Jones. He

18:17

gets it, and having a moment

18:19

to really show his appreciation and

18:21

really kind of quite

18:23

literally and figuratively prop his guy

18:26

up. I mean, it's incredible,

18:28

and Mike Vrabel having

18:31

that moment was very cool. But man

18:33

I followed ben Jones to the moon, like

18:36

that guy's awesome, Mike.

18:38

A play that is exemplary of what she's

18:40

talking about. And I would

18:42

imagine Coach Frabel was saying to him

18:44

in that private moment with Ben Jones, is

18:48

a play like this one right here, right

18:50

after the Pittman catch

18:52

is ruled a fumble. It's the very

18:54

next play on offense. And they moved the

18:56

pile and you describe it brilliantly

18:59

right here, Titans and I

19:03

and off Henry at right guard, moving

19:06

the pile, still moving the pile, tight,

19:09

pushing the pile fifty forty

19:11

five and he's down, Henry's

19:14

over one hundred. Bet Jones stands

19:16

up and says more please,

19:19

Wow, that was kind of the

19:22

end, if the truth be

19:24

told, that were that was the end right there, and you

19:26

knew the Titans we're gonna win the ballgame at that point.

19:28

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19:31

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19:50

been doing it for a while. Good that

19:52

one caught me. I appreciate

19:55

it. Derrick Henry, that's my guy. Yeah,

19:57

thirty carries, one hundred and twenty eight yards

19:59

long run of twenty three yards, had a twenty

20:01

one yard run. I called

20:03

him Eddie George on the air, and that

20:06

was my fault to me, but

20:08

totally my fault. I planted the

20:10

seed. So we go to break. It's a two

20:12

minute warning, and we're talking about it

20:15

was an Eddie George like performance

20:17

in an old AFC Central

20:20

game, and Eddie George would have those

20:22

twenty seven for ninety one

20:24

days, twenty seven carries for ninety one yards,

20:26

and you'd say, well, that wasn't very spectacular, but

20:29

you know, you don't win the game without him.

20:31

He carried you home. And so we

20:33

came back on and I was doing Derek's stats

20:36

and I refresh. I said, Eddie George with

20:38

thirty carries for one hundred twenty eight yards,

20:41

And Brad Willis kind of hit me, and

20:44

you know, but it made me smile.

20:46

But I heard you do it, and it made that

20:48

I totally screwed up and had

20:51

play for us who hasn't appeared for us nineteen

20:54

years. No, it was a Lumn nine

20:56

weekend up there saying Mike's been drinking.

20:58

No, it was a lum my weekend,

21:01

Eddie George Boilers weekend. Eddie was

21:03

there, It was there. It was like Derek

21:06

had had a great game. It was very

21:09

Eddie George. It just kind of felt

21:11

like a full franchise moment. When you did

21:13

that. It warmed my heart. Well, you're

21:15

nice to say that didn't warm mine.

21:18

Yeah, Henry coming up in the middle

21:20

forty thirty five thirty

21:23

and he has tackled inside the twenty

21:25

five by black min at the twenty three

21:28

ladies at gentlemen go crazy.

21:31

The Titans are gonna win this football

21:33

game. Yes, thirty

21:36

carries for Eddie George, one

21:39

hundred and twenty eight yards. Eddie

21:42

George. What a horse. Well, some

21:45

one in the brake said, this isn't

21:47

Eddie George performance. That's exactly

21:49

why you see, Henry. That's right, I've

21:52

had that kind of day. I apologize, but the

21:54

bottom line is thirty for one

21:57

twenty eight Derek

22:00

Ry with an Eddie George performance

22:02

in an old AFC Central

22:05

type of game. But I do think

22:07

I will say this, I think people knew what I

22:09

meant.

22:12

More people had my response than yours. The

22:14

way that thing played out for four quarters

22:17

and with him being the bell cow and the

22:19

stat getter of the day,

22:21

it was so much like an old Titans

22:24

Old Division game. It was uncanny.

22:28

That was just like Titans

22:30

and Ravens we've seen a million times, and there

22:32

were some Titans and Colds games of that way

22:34

in the Browns, all of those when they were

22:36

in the AFC Central Division with the Steelers.

22:39

It was a complete throwback style

22:41

game. It was still doesn't

22:43

make me feel any better. Well, by the way, gonna

22:46

talking Gonna talk with Vrabel about

22:49

his challenge and his challenges

22:52

thanks to our good friend Dwight Spradland, who

22:55

made sure I had the notes. Do you realize

22:57

Vrabel is now ten of nineteen on

22:59

Chat challenges in his career, so he's over fifty

23:02

percent. He started off oh of

23:04

six, he

23:06

got to three of twelve, and

23:09

he's gotten his last seven

23:11

challenges right seven

23:14

In a row. We'll ask him about it. Also

23:17

ask him about his flag throwing.

23:19

I want to discuss the how he threw the flag.

23:22

I want to discuss why he was so bad at

23:24

challenges and now why he's so good at

23:26

challenge. Yeah, because I think what four of those

23:28

were his rookie years head coach, right, Okay,

23:31

he was over five. Yeah, so

23:33

I'm sure he's learned things from there. I

23:35

wonder here's what I'm wondering. Will he admit

23:38

what he's learned. Will he say,

23:40

well I figured out such and such or whatever,

23:42

or will he just do what he often

23:44

does to me on the Mike Vrabel Show. I'd say no,

23:49

yes, he just kind of

23:52

on him hall around a little bit and kind of give

23:54

you a half answer. Yeah. I just we'll see.

23:57

I just want to know about the form. I

23:59

love it. I loved it.

24:02

I love I think I loved that coming

24:04

off of his email that was set

24:06

reply all yes to the officiating

24:09

crew. And you know, it's

24:11

funny because I don't blame Frank

24:14

Wrech for the challenge on the Hooper play.

24:16

I didn't think there was any way he caught the ball, and then

24:18

you see the replay and you're like, wow,

24:20

he really he really caught it. Frank Wright

24:22

couldn't have known that, so I don't blame

24:25

him for that. The

24:27

challenge that Rabel had to use

24:29

on the Michael Pittman play, how

24:32

is that not a catch in a fumble in

24:34

real time? I mean you're watching

24:36

that. I mean catch balls against

24:38

the body two steps. Thus

24:41

hence the toss of the flag. That's

24:43

I think exactly what it is. I think he thought,

24:45

why am I having to challenge this?

24:48

That is not fabulous?

24:50

And Amy. You know what I love more than just the toss

24:52

of the flag is him walking

24:54

down the sideline to tell the defense to get off

24:57

the field and going one, two,

24:59

three fingers the air for three turnovers

25:01

of the day forced by the Titans

25:04

defense. When I did see the challenge,

25:06

yep, I saw him do that and it

25:08

was pretty spectacular. It

25:11

was good on the sidelines in that moment. Yes,

25:13

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25:16

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