Gio

But the way some of the players reacted to the firing yesterday, you know, it tells me a lot about Sean McDermott, the coach.

I mean, there are guys that were just completely caught off guard of this whole thing.

Obviously, they're not paying attention to, like, we're paying attention and the noise that's out there, whether it be – so think about this.

There were three stories that were written prior to the playoffs starting, or probably like four or five weeks prior to the playoffs starting, that guys were hanging on by a thread and they would have to win.

Tomlin, Harbaugh, and McDermott.

All of them gone.

All of them gone, fairly or unfairly.

Yeah, but those guys were expected, but the other guys were with winning programs and had won.

In the case of John Harbaugh, for God's sake, he won a Super Bowl.

The 13 seconds in Kansas City will never, ever.

Wide right with Scott Norwood is a big thing.

The 13 seconds in Kansas City.

And then this fiasco in Denver.

And the fact that there were two plays that were very similar to that play with Brandon Cooks that happened in games that came after this Buffalo-Denver game is just remarkable.

The Devontae Adams catch that was ruled a catch and Terry McCauley telling everybody, yeah, he's down by contact.

He didn't make a football move.

And you know what?

He didn't hit the ground.

Every year we get here to the playoffs, and I feel like there's always going to be a player or two that we've either never seen before or we just want to know.

Why it was called the way it was called, and because I believe the NFL wanted to get to the Fox game quicker and didn't want to go into a double overtime in Denver, they basically, Booth reviewed this, New York reviewed this, and confirmed it.