Jim Colony

As it continues to get better, I don't know why we're not using it better.

I mean, I know, you know, back when instant replay became a thing, you know, go back to the Renfro TD that wasn't.

You know, that would have

it could have changed the game.

And I don't know why we're not using it.

And that play in Denver, to me it looked like a catch.

The one that turned to an interception, which that was the drive Denver used to win the game.

And by the way, it was an interesting nugget on that.

That game-winning drive included 51 yards of penalties.

They did.

But the big question on that pivotal play was, why was it rushed?

I agree with McDermott on that.

Why wasn't that slowed down?

It was just like, okay, interception, Denver ball, go ahead.

Why wasn't that stopped?

It's to the point to where because so much is on the line, and I think with the enormous popularity of legalized sports betting,

I think those two have to be somewhat connected and it does make you wonder, I mean, you hear the rumors about rigged and all that, but man, these are, these are,

These are jobs on the line, as you saw with McDermott.

To me, what we're talking about, Bob, is just inconsistency.

And if the human error is driving it, which it is,