Dominique Foxworth

In that case, I would understand why somebody might feel sorry for that reporter.

But I don't.

Like, Sean Payton just gave him the perfect opportunity.

Like, if you are prepared for that, obviously some of us, or all of us, in certain situations do a little bit of, like, fraudulent, like, use terminology to try to sound more interesting and important than we are.

But right there, that is an alley-oop.

They never ask you a question.

He gets a chance to demonstrate his ball knowledge.

But instead of doing that, he shriveled up, and we all laugh at him and call Sean Payton a bully.

Well, he's not wrong when he knows a great deal more than all of us about attacking downfield, but physically he doesn't.

Like, he doesn't know more about attacking downfield than you do.

Wow.

I mean, he said attacking downhill.

We're talking about like Dre Greenlaw, a linebacker.

Not downfield.

That would be throwing a deep pass.

He's attacking downhill.

Like, I know you to not to be like a fraudulent Canes fan.

I don't know you to be a fraudulent football guy.

Like, I thought you knew ball.

The man said downhill, and he was talking about a linebacker.