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Mike Wilbon (0:30)
Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon. Tony. I'm told a truck accident in Missouri led to the escape of 13 cattle.
Tony Kornheiser (0:38)
Tony Kornheiser. I saw that. It's a lead story on Mootu. I sort of like that Mootoo. Yeah, I don't think that's funny. I think that's funny.
Mike Wilbon (0:47)
Speaking of escape, you see these videos where people are so dumb, they stand in front of, like, moose and they're taking selfies and the just plows and bam. And doesn't try to go after him anymore. It's a lesson. It's a rushback, bitch. You know why?
Tony Kornheiser (1:07)
Because that's what blues do. That's what they good. Welcome to pti, boys and girls. In today's episode, the Heisman gets handed out on Saturday. The NFL has some big matchups on Sunday, and Lane Kiffin has his return date to Ole Miss. But we begin today with last night's Thursday game in which the Atlanta Falcons scored 15 points in the last 9:37 of the game and beat Tampa Bay 29:28, knocking Tampa Bay out of first place in that division and making Todd Bowles very angry. Let's watch and listen.
Todd Bowles (1:39)
It's inexcusable. Don't make excuses. You gotta care enough now where the hurts. You gotta care enough where it hurts. You gotta mean something to you. It's more than a job. It's your livelihood. How well do you know your job? How well can you do your job? Well, you can't sugarcoat that. It was in the excusable and there's no answer for it. There's no excuse for it. It's what you gentlemen like in the mirror.
Tony Kornheiser (2:06)
Do you kids all get that? Bowles went on to say the coaches have done all they can and the players need to hold each other accountable. Wilbon, are you okay with Bowles blaming his players for last night's loss?
Mike Wilbon (2:16)
Yeah, sure. I mean, it may be true, first of all, and then, you know. But there are three. My entire reaction to this is Built around like you and I, decades in locker rooms and decades with coaches. Not only in that moment, but then we got to listen to them later when they calmed down a little bit. And you knew there were three possible results. One, you get to them and they immediately flip their behavior 180 and they bring it. Two, they hate you and you lose the locker room entirely. Three, management fires you.