Jonathan Hood

Jimmy Hart would like to have a word about the first family.

But the point is, though, is that I see this tongue in death grip and I feel like the crowd just from at a fever pitch rooting for Jacob, rooting for Roman to almost a hush like, oh.

I don't know.

Maybe it's just my TV, but I feel like that maneuver is one in which the fans can't really see it from the top row.

They just know that there's something going on with all the hair of Roman, and they see what's going on with Jacob.

But I feel like that maneuver, that tongue-in-death grip, is kind of like a heel move more so than the babyface move that you could see.

Does that make sense, at least from the crowd standpoint?

Yes, that's true.

Without the sock, it's just another maneuver, right?

It's just like something that you don't understand.

I want everyone to listen very closely to what's happening here with my partner, Justin LaBar.

He's doing everything he can to enhance the character of Jacob Fatu.

Last week is trying to get a gauntlet leading up to Roman.

Now this week is getting him a faction to take on Bloodline 1.0.

This is what's happening here.

He continues to have the pencil out trying to help Jacob Fatu.

And by the way, I feel like what's happening now with Jacob Fatu is Triple H and the writers are like, well, let the fans choose.

And I feel like, no, wait a minute now.

Jacob Fatu said originally, I need that shoe deal.

I need those watches.