Greg Cody

Go now, now, now.

You think it's true?

Oh, for sure it's true.

For sure it's true that they know in those instances how to do that surgically.

Like I've heard Chris Sims talk about this.

They know that player was emotional.

Go get him.

Go attack him because this is a weakened player.

And this is like the wild man in terms of when someone's weakened.

You smell the blood and you go attack that.

So that's a name that we would know historically for all time with blunders if the result had been different, okay?

But the thing that I wanted to put in front of you guys conversationally is when exactly and how exactly did football get to the point

where we were all good with the unsportsmanlike.

We talk about penalties all the time.

This wasn't a pass interference.

Everybody was good with, yep, that's taunting, and you can't call that there.

Like, everybody was good with, what an idiot, but nobody was saying...

Why are you calling a taunting of a bench in a game this important, with this many important things, that is what you're gonna do to decide it?

You're gonna enforce the rules, and so whether you object or agree with what I'm saying, it doesn't matter.

Fine, you believe in sportsmanship.