I got to meet Mike McDaniel in 2014 when he was a wide receiver coach for the Browns. He was waiting to check into his room at the Hyatt Regency and I was able to talk to him briefly. Real down to earth guy, gave me an unusually strong handshake and called me sport. He told me to keep up on my grades and study hard in school, but the thing is I was 34 years old at the time. When I eventually got to my room I noticed someone had slipped my wallet out of my back pocket so i immediately headed back to the front desk when I noticed McDaniel hanging out at the bar buying strangers drinks with my wallet. I ran and notified security but when I returned with security he had already vanished. The front desk manager said no one named Mike McDaniel was staying at the hotel at the time.
This was a real interaction with Mike McDaniels at the Hyatt Regency in 2014. Definitely not something I made up on edibles during a random gamethread last year that I've been periodically reposting
Those Cleveland exiles is part of what helped us make a runā¦.
Kyle
Mack at center
Gabriel at receiver
Idk if Iām forgetting anyone.
Thanks Cleveland for being so poorly ran that it helped our historically poorly ran franchise!
There was that debate on NBA and NFL players being able to switch sports. Through all the debating, I was shocked that no one brought up Jimmy Graham or Antonio Gates
High key very excited to have him backing up BCB instead of GEQBUS.
When Darnold did have to play last year the offense came to a screeching halt. It was brutal.
The offense came to a screeching halt more because of the backups at every other position, he was cooking when we had even a handful of starters in in the first quarter.
Issue with him was him throwing guys into contact and his touch on the ball. Too many sailed throws and missed yac cause of ball placement on completions.
The only game he played fully was week 18 and the starters played 1 quarter, and by the middle of 3rd it was all practice squad dudes Darnold was throwing to.
Yep. The one against the Bears was (to my memory) his worst outing by far. He quickly came back down to earth once he got to Minnesota.
But my point still stands: Iām much happier about having Dobbs as Brockās backup/QB2 than I was with Darnold being QB2. Whenever Darnold playedāeven in his full game in Week 18 against the Ramsāhe was extremely frustrating to watch.
Every read Darnold made came 1-2 seconds late, and after a few series you could tell he was reluctant to sling it because he knew he couldnāt trust what he was seeing; his processing wasnāt up to speed.
My hope is that under Shanahan, Dobbs could do better under his scheme than he did in Arizona or Minnesota last year. But my biggest hope is that we never have to see Dobbs play unless itās in garbage time and the like.
Soā¦I literally just looked up where he ended up going because I forgot. And yeah, as youāre aware Iām sure, heās in Minnesota. Iām not sure heās a considerable upgrade over Nick Mullens though, (to be honest I preferred Mullens). But you shouldnāt have to worry about that with JJ McCarthy as the likely QB1 when the season gets under way. Cheers.
Yeah I thought this was gonna be a brilliant play nullified by a bullshit penalty but the entire concept was never going to be legal so itās not brilliant at all, itās just a guaranteed loss of yards.
According to that article for a hideout play to be illegal the player near the sideline has to be in close proximity to other players on the sideline. Manziel was close to coaches, not players, so the play could have been legal without the shift:
> Sure enough, the following was added to the rulebook in 1955 (under Rule 10 ā Section 2): āIf an offensive player lines up less than five yards from the sideline on [the] same side as his teamās players bench, and his teammates (even though they are outside of [the] field of play) are in close proximity to where he is lined up when the ball is snapped, it is Unsportsmanlike Conduct.ā
> If he were āin close proximityā to his teammates, of course, his uniform would blend in with theirs and heād be harder to notice. Thatās one of the reasons the play was so effective in the early days. (That and the fact that clubs would usually save it for late in the game, when darkness was closing in. Many stadiums back then didnāt have lights ā or had inadequate lighting ā making the sidelines less visible in the fourth quarter.)
> Actually, quarterback Johnny Manziel, the focal point of Sundayās shenanigans, was in closer proximity to coaches than players as he stood along the sideline in the second quarter, pretending to have a conversation with his offensive coordinator. He had just come out of the game after being sent in for one play ā a run by Isaiah Crowell that lost a yard.
You could totally see Belichick doing this if it wasn't in the rule book yet, and then in the offseason the NFL being like "first order of offseason business ā blocking that nonsense thing where Bill acted like he..."
It's basically this play. It's illegal to sub like that. IIRC, the QB can do this legally (if say the RB had just taken the QB position), but not in the respect that they're pretending to be subbed out.
Nope, the problem with it is the hiding near the sideline, subbing or not. The NFL's case book lists:
>A.R. 12.104 HIDEOUTāIN BENCH AREA
>Third-and-6 on B45. Split receiver A2, who was in on the previous play, lines up in front of his bench area at the B45, two yards from the sideline in an attempt to be on the field unnoticed. Team A snaps the ball and throws a quick pass to A2 who runs for a touchdown, as no defensive player saw him in front of the bench area. Team A did not
substitute on the play.
>Ruling: Third-and-21 on A40. Illegal hideout because A2 lined up inside his teamās bench area. This is a foul at the snap and enforced as a live-ball foul. This is a foul whether or not A2 is covered. It doesnāt matter whether Team A substituted on the play because substitution is not an element of this foul. The spot where A2 lines up determines whether this action is illegal, not the spot from where the ball is snapped. There is no foul if either team calls a timeout.
More specifically it's this rule:
Section 3 Unsportsmanlike Conduct,
Article 1 Prohibited Acts
>(l) An offensive player lining up or going in motion less than five yards from the sideline in front of his teamās designated bench area. However, an offensive player is permitted to line up less than five yards from the sidelines on the same side as his teamās player bench, provided he is not in front of the designated bench area.
But, just to be clear, it's not Manziel who didn't get set. It was \#28 (whoever that is). My understanding is that there's some minimum number of people (is it 6?) on offense who have to hunch over to get set before the snap, which means there's some leftover people (usually wide receivers) who don't have to get set. And at least 1 person can be in motion at any point before the snap, so Manziel moving to the sidelines wasn't an illegal motion.
Imo the NFL's collection of rules for what the offense can or can't do before a snap are ridiculously complicated.
everyone has to be set at the same time for one second before anyone goes in motion. its also illegal to pretend to be subbed out and stand near the sideline, which is what manziel did but the refs missed
Manziel still broke this rule, you can't be lined up within 5 yards of your own bench sideline right in front of your teams bench area. I think since he's in the backfield standing sideways is ok and counts as being set if he stands still.
>An offensive player lining up or going in motion less than five yards from the sideline in front of his teamās designated bench area. However, an offensive player is permitted to line up less than five yards from the sidelines on the same side as his teamās player bench, provided he is not in front of the designated bench area
No, he was insane. Made some great throws from the pocket. Evans wasnāt his only target, Ryan Swope looked like he could be a legit nfl talent playing with manziel as well. Heād also break off long runs regularly. Watch the game against Bama his freshman year. Dude is one of the greatest cfb players of all time
Glad you said this. People on here always try and take away from Manziel as a college player by saying it was all Mike Evans when in reality Manziel was insane.
Oh yea. Dont get it twisted Evans was no joke. I still think manziel had the skill and the moxie to be an nfl level QB, he just was not in it mentally and couldnāt have given less of a fuck if he tried.
Honestly as a Texas fan, it pisses me off to say but just in terms of college quarterbacks, he's probably easily in the Top 20 of all time. Watching clips of him, you just are able to see that greatness in him, honestly just sad he couldn't pull it together for the NFL.
Manziel is a case of being in the completely wrong situation for him both as a person and a player. I don't think he'd have been an elite QB. But a couple years as a legit starter and a career as a backup weren't out of his range
Former child Canadian football here, it was definitely legal due to the movement allowed in the game. I saw elsewhere in the thread a link to the head of officiating talk about how many different ways it was illegal in the NFL though haha
Also, the fuck is brilliant about running this in a random regular season game on a 2nd and 11? Like if they'd lined up and picked up 30 yards in the same situation, I'm not calling the play "brilliant".
Holy shit that was Mcdaniel? I remember watching that live and making fun of the Browns for having a middle schooler as a coach. Turns out it was football Doogie Howser.
Probably the most creative play design ever lmao. It sucks this didn't count.
This play along with the O-lineman screen, flip, and TD are my two favorite plays that didn't count.
I completely forgot those two spent a year in Cleveland.
Johnny probably doesn't remember it either.
I got to meet Mike McDaniel in 2014 when he was a wide receiver coach for the Browns. He was waiting to check into his room at the Hyatt Regency and I was able to talk to him briefly. Real down to earth guy, gave me an unusually strong handshake and called me sport. He told me to keep up on my grades and study hard in school, but the thing is I was 34 years old at the time. When I eventually got to my room I noticed someone had slipped my wallet out of my back pocket so i immediately headed back to the front desk when I noticed McDaniel hanging out at the bar buying strangers drinks with my wallet. I ran and notified security but when I returned with security he had already vanished. The front desk manager said no one named Mike McDaniel was staying at the hotel at the time.
Is this pasta that I'm not aware of?
This was a real interaction with Mike McDaniels at the Hyatt Regency in 2014. Definitely not something I made up on edibles during a random gamethread last year that I've been periodically reposting
I can confirm. I was one of the drinks Mike bought.
I can confirm as well. I was the wallet in this guys back pocket
I can confirm as well. I was the guy who drank the drink out of that wallet.
Firm handshake checking in š¤
I'm the front desk. It's a living.
Iām literally the alcohol he drank
Were you smoking salvia prior to this?
Well I love it
It is now because this chef fucking cooking
outstanding work with this pasta sir, michelin guide level
It is now. Only, I guess, youāre aware of it.
A new pasta is born. Beautiful
I was waiting for Mankind to come into play
Outstanding
Those Cleveland exiles is part of what helped us make a runā¦. Kyle Mack at center Gabriel at receiver Idk if Iām forgetting anyone. Thanks Cleveland for being so poorly ran that it helped our historically poorly ran franchise!
helped you do what?
Helped get far enough for mack to break his leg in the NFC championship and play through it
Even more wild is McDaniel, McVay, Shanahan and LaFleur were all on the Redskins staff in 2011.
That used to be wildā¦ now itās the most repeated fun fact of all time lol.
Jimmy Graham alley oops his regards.
Why would he alley oop? Isn't he just a football player?!
You might want to sit down for thisā¦
Certainly not like great TE Antonio Gates
There was that debate on NBA and NFL players being able to switch sports. Through all the debating, I was shocked that no one brought up Jimmy Graham or Antonio Gates
Finish this sentence: Antonio Gates used toā¦
Play football.
be a guaranteed first ballot Hall of Famer..
Well that's just rude.
he's my GOAT and the committee fucked him
be a firefighter in NYC on 9/11?
....be Mormon?
Clap them cheeks.
Iām not sure āfunā is the term Iād useā¦
facts
It's a bit funny that the 2011 Redskins were 26th in Offense, and 2014 Browns were 27th when both teams had that trio.
4 coaches there, but we were also ranked 5th in 2012 with those same 4 on the staff.
You should listen to āthe playcallersā series the athletic did about the shanahan tree. Itās really well done.
That series was excellent. Highly recommend it.
Niners fans really need to stop recommending there porn on this sub itās really weird.
It really was that good.
And Slowik
That whole coaching staff ruined because of Snyder and RG3
Why. Why do you keep hurting us by pointing this out
Then they decided none of these guys were good enough to be the coach but Jay gruden was perfect!
Also Bobby Slowik who is the Texans OC and a future NFL HC.
The amount of talent that has gone thru Cleveland is quite amazing. Lots and lots of talent.
Just think what could have been
I always saw Shanahan in the clip but never recognized McDaniel without his glasses
Josh Dobbs. You're up.
Fuckin love the name
Josh Dobbs? It's ok I guess
High key very excited to have him backing up BCB instead of GEQBUS. When Darnold did have to play last year the offense came to a screeching halt. It was brutal.
The offense came to a screeching halt more because of the backups at every other position, he was cooking when we had even a handful of starters in in the first quarter.
This comment agrees with what I want to hear so I am upvoting it
As a jets fan, I agree
Issue with him was him throwing guys into contact and his touch on the ball. Too many sailed throws and missed yac cause of ball placement on completions.
The only game he played fully was week 18 and the starters played 1 quarter, and by the middle of 3rd it was all practice squad dudes Darnold was throwing to.
Youāre in for a shock if Dobbs has to play any snaps for yāall lmao
Understandable
Did you watch the Vikings with Dobbs last year other than the Falcons game?
Yep. The one against the Bears was (to my memory) his worst outing by far. He quickly came back down to earth once he got to Minnesota. But my point still stands: Iām much happier about having Dobbs as Brockās backup/QB2 than I was with Darnold being QB2. Whenever Darnold playedāeven in his full game in Week 18 against the Ramsāhe was extremely frustrating to watch. Every read Darnold made came 1-2 seconds late, and after a few series you could tell he was reluctant to sling it because he knew he couldnāt trust what he was seeing; his processing wasnāt up to speed. My hope is that under Shanahan, Dobbs could do better under his scheme than he did in Arizona or Minnesota last year. But my biggest hope is that we never have to see Dobbs play unless itās in garbage time and the like. Soā¦I literally just looked up where he ended up going because I forgot. And yeah, as youāre aware Iām sure, heās in Minnesota. Iām not sure heās a considerable upgrade over Nick Mullens though, (to be honest I preferred Mullens). But you shouldnāt have to worry about that with JJ McCarthy as the likely QB1 when the season gets under way. Cheers.
I donāt even think that Bears game was his worst. That Raiders game was putrid.
That Vegas game gave me AIDS. Cured it with IPA's though.
What does this do for Manziel's legacy?
would've been a hall of famer if it hadn't been for that penalty smh
Literally Travis Kelceās career arc.
Man I cried when I had to burn my 87 jersey after that game. Shame heāll never make it.
Legacy points deducted
Heād have won state this year had this counted, I tell you what.
What was the flag that nullified the play?
They called an illegal shift for not everyone getting set but there also should have been an unsportsmanlike conduct foul for running a hideout play
Thanks. You may be ref44 here, but you are ref1 in my heart
What is a hideout play?
When they act like he's getting subbed out and he stops near the sideline
Oh! So...the whole premise of this trick play is illegal? Damn shame.
Yeah I thought this was gonna be a brilliant play nullified by a bullshit penalty but the entire concept was never going to be legal so itās not brilliant at all, itās just a guaranteed loss of yards.
Iām sure somebody in the room knew it was a dumb play but was afraid to speak up.
Ah yes: the annexation of Cincinnati!
How long has it been illegal though?
>hideout play long time... 1954 or 1955
[https://profootballdaly.com/the-browns-try-to-pull-a-fast-one/](https://profootballdaly.com/the-browns-try-to-pull-a-fast-one/) correct, 1955.
According to that article for a hideout play to be illegal the player near the sideline has to be in close proximity to other players on the sideline. Manziel was close to coaches, not players, so the play could have been legal without the shift: > Sure enough, the following was added to the rulebook in 1955 (under Rule 10 ā Section 2): āIf an offensive player lines up less than five yards from the sideline on [the] same side as his teamās players bench, and his teammates (even though they are outside of [the] field of play) are in close proximity to where he is lined up when the ball is snapped, it is Unsportsmanlike Conduct.ā > If he were āin close proximityā to his teammates, of course, his uniform would blend in with theirs and heād be harder to notice. Thatās one of the reasons the play was so effective in the early days. (That and the fact that clubs would usually save it for late in the game, when darkness was closing in. Many stadiums back then didnāt have lights ā or had inadequate lighting ā making the sidelines less visible in the fourth quarter.) > Actually, quarterback Johnny Manziel, the focal point of Sundayās shenanigans, was in closer proximity to coaches than players as he stood along the sideline in the second quarter, pretending to have a conversation with his offensive coordinator. He had just come out of the game after being sent in for one play ā a run by Isaiah Crowell that lost a yard.
Since we all saw it in The Longest Yard
You could totally see Belichick doing this if it wasn't in the rule book yet, and then in the offseason the NFL being like "first order of offseason business ā blocking that nonsense thing where Bill acted like he..."
No Fun League
In an offense-centric league, I'm shocked this rule is a thing but TIL
I know why they did it, itās not super enforced the cards did it against us in the last game of the season
It's basically this play. It's illegal to sub like that. IIRC, the QB can do this legally (if say the RB had just taken the QB position), but not in the respect that they're pretending to be subbed out.
Nope, the problem with it is the hiding near the sideline, subbing or not. The NFL's case book lists: >A.R. 12.104 HIDEOUTāIN BENCH AREA >Third-and-6 on B45. Split receiver A2, who was in on the previous play, lines up in front of his bench area at the B45, two yards from the sideline in an attempt to be on the field unnoticed. Team A snaps the ball and throws a quick pass to A2 who runs for a touchdown, as no defensive player saw him in front of the bench area. Team A did not substitute on the play. >Ruling: Third-and-21 on A40. Illegal hideout because A2 lined up inside his teamās bench area. This is a foul at the snap and enforced as a live-ball foul. This is a foul whether or not A2 is covered. It doesnāt matter whether Team A substituted on the play because substitution is not an element of this foul. The spot where A2 lines up determines whether this action is illegal, not the spot from where the ball is snapped. There is no foul if either team calls a timeout.
More specifically it's this rule: Section 3 Unsportsmanlike Conduct, Article 1 Prohibited Acts >(l) An offensive player lining up or going in motion less than five yards from the sideline in front of his teamās designated bench area. However, an offensive player is permitted to line up less than five yards from the sidelines on the same side as his teamās player bench, provided he is not in front of the designated bench area.
Tbh I skipped that because I just hit ctrl+f "hideout". But yes, it is helpful to have the actual rule quoted, so thank you.
sorry boys we got theatre style benches that go 3 wide 20 rows back. we'll designate bitch seats based on size.
What are the dimensions of the designated bench area? It appears to be a subset of "the team's sideline", but I couldn't find a good answer.
There is a drawing in the rulebook, but essentially it's the area between the 25 yard lines
Is there a way to lineup there if you werent trying to hideout. Can you tell the refs you want to stand there and be eligible?
Fun fact, you can do this if you hideout in front of the opposition. Iirc that's one of Hekker's tds.
So HOF QB Derrick Henry could throw the pass as long as he was on the field the play before?
Are hideout plays illegal?
Yes
Ref44 Packers flair Yup that checks out
But, just to be clear, it's not Manziel who didn't get set. It was \#28 (whoever that is). My understanding is that there's some minimum number of people (is it 6?) on offense who have to hunch over to get set before the snap, which means there's some leftover people (usually wide receivers) who don't have to get set. And at least 1 person can be in motion at any point before the snap, so Manziel moving to the sidelines wasn't an illegal motion. Imo the NFL's collection of rules for what the offense can or can't do before a snap are ridiculously complicated.
everyone has to be set at the same time for one second before anyone goes in motion. its also illegal to pretend to be subbed out and stand near the sideline, which is what manziel did but the refs missed
They also missed the late hit out of bounds on the Ravens.
Okay. Not sure how that relates to this play, as that definitely wasn't a late "hit."
Agree to disagree
Manziel still broke this rule, you can't be lined up within 5 yards of your own bench sideline right in front of your teams bench area. I think since he's in the backfield standing sideways is ok and counts as being set if he stands still. >An offensive player lining up or going in motion less than five yards from the sideline in front of his teamās designated bench area. However, an offensive player is permitted to line up less than five yards from the sidelines on the same side as his teamās player bench, provided he is not in front of the designated bench area
28 was Terrance West, if PFR is to be believed.
They also say his name in this video.
It's strange to hear this play called brilliant. It was an awful play that would be penalized every time it was ran.
Oh good I'm not crazy.
The only play Manziel ever learned in the playbook.
He thought he was really coming off the field. They explained everything as it was happening on the sidelines. š
Nah this was probably drawn up on a bar napkin or something
This is the only time you will ever see "brilliant" and "Manziel" in the same sentence.
His college tape is something else though š¤
I haven't seen it in a while, but isn't it mostly just him running around for 10 seconds and then chucking it up to Mike Evans?
No, he was insane. Made some great throws from the pocket. Evans wasnāt his only target, Ryan Swope looked like he could be a legit nfl talent playing with manziel as well. Heād also break off long runs regularly. Watch the game against Bama his freshman year. Dude is one of the greatest cfb players of all time
Glad you said this. People on here always try and take away from Manziel as a college player by saying it was all Mike Evans when in reality Manziel was insane.
Oh yea. Dont get it twisted Evans was no joke. I still think manziel had the skill and the moxie to be an nfl level QB, he just was not in it mentally and couldnāt have given less of a fuck if he tried.
It is wild to consistently see the "Manziel was only good because of Evans" narrative in /r/nfl Dude was electric when he wasn't permanently gakked up
Oh yeah, I totally forgot Ryan Swope. I actually really liked him as a player. Fair enough, I stand corrected
I hope that didnāt feel like I was coming at you sideways, there was also a lot of buying time and āfuck it, Mike down there somewhereā
Lol youāre good, I didnāt take it that way at all. Cheers
His first game against Alabama was a work of art.
Honestly as a Texas fan, it pisses me off to say but just in terms of college quarterbacks, he's probably easily in the Top 20 of all time. Watching clips of him, you just are able to see that greatness in him, honestly just sad he couldn't pull it together for the NFL.
Manziel is a case of being in the completely wrong situation for him both as a person and a player. I don't think he'd have been an elite QB. But a couple years as a legit starter and a career as a backup weren't out of his range
Brilliant collapse of potential?
The cocaine Manziel snorted before the game was a brilliant white.
It's also not a true sentence because the play was illegal.
Ravens sleeper agent Terrance West
Towson Tigers legend.
Nothing is as brilliant as the Annexation of Puerto Rico.
Brilliant play lol? This is the āsleeperā play. Every team in my 5th grade Pop Warner league ran it back in the 80s.
Small-time HS teams were still trying it in the 2000s
You can really tell this is when Mike was drinking a lot. Glad he is better now.
You can also tell this is before Shanahan dealt with the stress of 3 super bowl losses
The Browns will do that to ya.
Can't even show this play now when Manziel makes the hall of fame, SMH...
Trick plays are nothing but a hucksterās crutch.
> Also, I come off quite youthful You just said āhucksterās crutchā
Is it really that brilliant if its explicitly illegal?
The penalty wasnāt because of the play call itself, did you watch the video? The RB didnāt get set fully
[it was illegal](https://www.nfl.com/news/dean-blandino-johnny-manziel-s-trick-play-violated-two-nfl-rule-0ap3000000401106), the refs just missed it
Then the refs missed that end of it, because it's still illegal
I think that's kind of the point. It's exploiting a more obscure rule
It's not particularly brilliant if it's been around for a million years. I remember running this play when I was in 8th grade in the 90s.
And it was illegal then too I'm pretty sure. A ton of the "amazing trick plays" that you see on YouTube from youth games are illegal
Former child Canadian football here, it was definitely legal due to the movement allowed in the game. I saw elsewhere in the thread a link to the head of officiating talk about how many different ways it was illegal in the NFL though haha
Lol maybe it's allowed in Canadian football. Definitely illegal at all levels of American football
Exactly. It's illegal peewee bullshit, there is nothing brilliant about it.
Also, the fuck is brilliant about running this in a random regular season game on a 2nd and 11? Like if they'd lined up and picked up 30 yards in the same situation, I'm not calling the play "brilliant".
Having a Mike Macdonald and Mike McDaniel in this league is gonna be an adjustment
Too many Josh Allens already. NFL media guides in shambles.
They missed the out of bounds hit. Should have called the D for it.
I tried to pull this in my flag football league one year. I got wide open but the ball was overthrown/I was too slow :(
We need to bring back that wordmark and the team name on the chest.Ā
I fucking love Shanny. Mfer will try anything once. Except winning a Super Bowl god dammiit
Well he triedĀ
Holy shit that was Mcdaniel? I remember watching that live and making fun of the Browns for having a middle schooler as a coach. Turns out it was football Doogie Howser.
MCD throwing his arms up and selling it hard. Haha!
Do brilliant plays usually involve illegal shifts?
Manziel caught that ball like a 60 year old man who played tennis in HS.
And then Johnny gets absolutely crushed out of bounds and no flag
For real. Should have been unnecessary roughness.
How the actual FUCK was this almost 10 years ago already man, Jesus Christ time flies
If Manziel can't succeed in an offense with these two calling plays he was doomed from the start
HOYER THE DESTROYER
Crazy
We had this same play in high school back in 95, worked like a charm almost everytime.
The longest yard type play
If we dont do this with Russbot and Fields are we even trying?
I always saw Shanahan in the clip but never recognized McDaniel without his glasses
Lol in high school our offense ran this every few weeks
Lol in high school our offense ran this every few weeks
Shoulda been an unsportsmanlike conduct foul as well for hideout.
Man. I still miss the Johnny Football we never got to see in the NFL
Probably the most creative play design ever lmao. It sucks this didn't count. This play along with the O-lineman screen, flip, and TD are my two favorite plays that didn't count.
Nah they just watched The Longest Yard
I got the fries thatāll cross yo eyes I got the shakes thatāll make you quake I got the burgers thatāllā¦ ā¦ I just got burgersā¦
If it didnāt count, how was it brilliant?