Billy Gill

So we've been told it's like where the contact is initiated and where the football is.

Both those things happen in the end zone.

Why does no one want to call a safety?

It was a safety, and they got it wrong.

And Jake Ferguson did not commit OPI, and they got that wrong, too.

So, you know, if we're going to overreact to what we saw on Thursday Night Football, I guess I don't know.

would have survived that game, we would be having a different conversation than the one we're having.

And if Jake Ferguson gets to, if that play doesn't get overturned, then that might be the conversation that the Cowboys are going to the playoffs and the Lions are finished.

But I guess that's why.

Here's the other thing about safety.

Are we so limited?

You're a wordsmith, Dan.

Explain to me how we came up so short that we had to use the word safety to describe two things in football.

I get it with the position, the position of safety.

It's the last line of defense.

If all else fails, at least we have somebody on the back end to keep us safe.

What's safe about a 300-pound man landing on you in the end zone?

It's the opposite of safe.

That's not safe.

Why did we just – was it 4.59 p.m.