Luke Willson

Did anyone on your team take accountability for such idiocy?

Because that might have been the layup of the week.

I like that accountability.

I like that.

You know, it was at a moment there where, especially the way the Seahawks were rolling offensively, where I'm like, this game, if Matthew Stafford doesn't score here, this game's going to get away from him.

And the idea that they finally got a stop and then you've got to go over there.

And again, I think you're fine here.

I think you're fine there.

And then it's probably the last couple things.

And you can see actually there, if you were to run that back, number three is the teammate you were speaking about on the sideline is trying to get him out of there.

You know, it's just one of those things where you can see it coming kind of late.

You're talking smack to coaches.

You're talking smack to everyone.

And then the fact that the next play is a touchdown, double move, boom, over your head.

Against him, too.

Yes.

And all of a sudden, the Rams are right back in this thing.

It was funny because when I watched this stuff, guys, I was saying to a couple of the producers above Jay's studio, I'm like, there were moments in my career where, and you can call me whatever you want for this, like,

You could have said anything in the world to me, anything, and I would not have taken a penalty.

There is nothing more important than this football team, this moment, this game in my life.