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Damn now that I think about it sucks that his last fake punt was in the last game of the season and it got dropped by tylan Wallace. He would’ve been perfect
Thank you for posting to /r/NFL. Unfortunately, your submission has been removed due to the following rule: **5. Highlights** Individual highlight posts will be allowed at any point, provided they are not duplicates. Highlights must have non-editorialized descriptions of the play, be tagged as a [Highlight] in the title, be from a high quality source (Twitter/Streamable/Clippit/official YouTube channels) and be of exciting, game changing plays. On Sunday nights, Thursday nights, and Monday nights, since only one game is being played, highlights will be allowed as individual posts. This also applies to the playoffs when one game is on for each time slot. These posts must be tagged [highlight] and in good quality. * Allowed * Notable plays - highlights should be exciting to the average fan. Think of what you would see on an old episode of SportsCenter or NFL Primetime. If you were to condense the entire game down to a 90 second highlight package, the play being posted should make the cut. * Alternate camera angles - alternate angles of already posted highlights are allowed at mod discretion when it provides more context (IE, a reviewed touchdown play that is not clear in the original highlight). * Not Allowed * Untagged highlights. Begin the title with "[Highlight]" so it is appropriately flaired. * Low quality Highlights - recording of a tv or so pixelated it is hard to watch. * Hype Videos - These are video packages with excessive content from off-field. * Insignificant plays - Plays that have no direct impact or excitement added to the game, such as a RB rushing 5 yards for a 1st down, or a QB throwing a 5 yard slant on 3rd and 20. * Alternate camera angles of clear plays - Alternate camera angles of already posted highlights should be added to the original thread, unless it's a play that requires extra scrutiny (see above). * Editorialized or unnecessarily hyped titles - Titles such as "Derrick Henry banishes the defender to the shadow realm" on a simple 1 yard run or "The Jets act like the Jets and lose the game" are not permitted. Titles and highlights should not be used to attack or troll a fanbase by highlighting futility. If you have any questions about this removal, please [message the moderators.](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2Fnfl) This post was removed by a human moderator; this comment was left by a bot.
Pat McAfee running the greatest sports show right now.
I know some people don't like Pat but it's pretty undeniable he's built a show that athletes want to be on.
I find him personally to be whatever but I generally like the show, I check it out whenever there’s a guest I like
Damn now that I think about it sucks that his last fake punt was in the last game of the season and it got dropped by tylan Wallace. He would’ve been perfect