Greg Cody

We were talking yesterday about the fact that as air traffic controllers, there's way too much that has to be processed in such a small amount of time.

At the end of that game, what happened with that challenge and a timeout on a play where his guy on precision Cooper Cup, McVay's guy,

Makes another third and ten play by inches where all of us were watching.

All of us.

Real time.

All of us.

Didn't get it.

That spot's no good.

He did not get there.

We're watching on television.

It's a better angle and we're watching it several times.

McVay gets one shot at that.

The smartest coach in the league are one of the smartest ones.

burns a timeout because he doesn't know whether he should challenge or not in a moment where the guy who's the best at all the genius details

isn't being accused of choking when they could have used that timeout.

Now, I understand how it happened, obviously.

That's Cooper Cupp.

He taught him how to do that.

Cooper Cupp gets those 10 yards because he knows exactly where it is that he's got to be.

But how is Sean McVay supposed to process all of that in that moment?