Gio

And by the way, the thing is that Sam and Saquon, well, Sam played great last year for the Vikings.

I mean, he had a couple bad games at the end, but he played great for the Vikings, got them the 14 wins, gets the Seahawks the 14 wins.

I mean, he's had an incredible two-year run, even though the offseason was probably not great for him because of the way last year ended.

But he has bounced back.

And I got to give John Schneider a lot of credit.

You know, he's the architect out there in Seattle and has been running that franchise ever since Pete Carroll got there.

And he's got the Midas touch.

You know, he's got him back in the Super Bowl, much like, you know, Rob Kraft has the Patriots back in the Super Bowl.

So to Doc in Philly, what's going on, Doc?

Yeah, they could have gone to two, and if they would have made it, then it would have been 31-28 as opposed to 31-27.

If they didn't make it, then they're down by five, so it didn't really matter.

Yeah, but it was the third quarter, you know?

Yeah, I know.

And the teams, I mean, it was 31-27.

After three, you would think that there would be more scoring going on.

Yep.

And you always say don't go for two until you have to.

Right.

So the last touchdown, I thought they should have won for two because it didn't matter.

It was 31-27 or 31-26 or 31-28.