Frank Caliendo

You get the call.

I mean, you want to look out of the huddle like,

But if you do, you're telling the defense, hey, he's not getting the ball, he's pissed.

It wouldn't have mattered.

Marshawn Lynch could have said, I'm going to get it, and I'm coming right there.

No, but still, you hit a call, you're like... Right?

And so because he, you know, that was awful, right?

From a running back perspective, it was awful.

And the thing is, you prepare...

for situations like that.

We'll make a call that really dictates, hey, we're going to try to get two plays out of this.

So that means we're going to run, but we're going to run, and that means we've got to get back to the huddle, get back to the line of scrimmage, and we're going to run a second play.

So you have those moments.

You're prepared for that.

So all you have to do is make that call.

And you go right into that sequence.

And for them not to do something like that, it was disappointing.

And then to see the play happen, then everybody melts.

And you're like, oh my God, you just can't believe it.

And that's the moment you want to go choke.