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Whether he answers it or not, I don't know.

I, I do wanna, I do wanna reiterate though, and I know I've told you guys this before, that the NFL, most of the beat corps through the Pro Football Writers of America, uh, have their media award.

And thank God Tom Silverstein and I, uh, said we are not naming it the Good Guy Award, which is what a lot of other, uh, beat groups-

Mm-hmm

Does one have...

Is it separating AP and PFWA?

Usually not on Pro Football Reference.

It doesn't usually do that.

I'm not going to share his quote because I don't want to get him in trouble, but just safe to say he did not agree with the call.

Pool report, Nikki Javala, the PFWA pool reporter, did get some explanations.

The officials said that Amig Robertson grabbed the receiver's jersey to pull himself back into the play.

And because the ball was already airborne when he did so, it's classified as a defensive pass interference, not a holding penalty.

And as an aside, you know, recently, our good friend Jesse Newell receives an award.

He was number he received second place as for beat reporting last year from the Pro Football Writers of America.

And I have overdue.

I thought that I thought Jesse had the best year of anybody last year that she's beat as our, our beat reporters.

There was never a matter dash than getting to the room where Tom Brady was going to go.

So the expectation is that once the quarterback is made available, which is a rule, according to the Pro Football Writers of America, that they want to be present in that room, that Cam Ward is the draw, that he is the quote you're waiting for.

So it's an important clarification that that's why I think he's shocked that no one's waiting for him.

Yeah, well, at the end of the day, like, Cam, you got to know better, man.

Also floating around on Twitter, John, is this from Doug Kyde.

"PFWA pool reporter Mike Reese interview with referee Bill Vinovich, uh, uh, from today.

Question: What led to Mike Vrabel being assessed, uh, an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty? Uh, Vinovich replies, 'He was out of the box, came up to the official and said, "That was an effing terrible call." Question: In a situation like that, is there any warning given? Vinovich: "Uh, I don't know how you're going to give a warning.

It's not something that is going to happen twice.

They don't talk.

But through Pro Football Writers of America, through the PFWA, The media can request a pool report after games if they think there's been an egregious call.

And credit to Nikki Javala, who's PFWA president, obviously a reporter on the Commander's Beat, covers the Commanders for the Athletic.

We were sitting in the press box after that penalty, and Nikki's like, should I get a pool report? And all of us, all the people sitting around her were like, yes.

I think that was a no-brainer.