So people tuned in at the wrong time. It should have been on Sunday anyway, for it was a Sunday kind of show. But they cancelled it after one episode, which was too bad. He didn't want to use the previous guy's show. It seemed like it never stopped.
People still talk about that.
If any true football fan would go back and watch that particular play, it doesn't live up to the hype that the media seems to like to give it. There was no big explosion, there was no one guy stepping on another guy's chest, it was just another uneventful score of a touchdown. Having it on Monday Night Football showcased it that much further. To an athlete, it was just another play from a game. On that play, if I would have put my head on the other side of him, I would have dragged him out of bounds.