What BBN said on air. Comedy, with fictional anchors.

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyDrake Maye put up three hundred seventy-four yards passing with four touchdowns as New England dominated Las Vegas, forty-five to seventeen!

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyTeodoro Vanterpool, former backup punter, is here to break down the duel!
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Teodoro VanterpoolRex, thanks for having me.
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Teodoro VanterpoolOn the day I was active, I studied quarterbacks from the sideline, and nobody saw more football than I did from there.

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyHere are the real numbers!

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyMaye completed twenty-six of thirty-four, and the Raiders trailed by twenty-eight when rookie Fernando Mendoza made his debut late in the fourth!
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Teodoro VanterpoolNow look at the telestrator, Rex.
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Teodoro VanterpoolThat's Maye's feet, that's Maye's eyes, and that is a laminated play sheet from my one training camp, which I'm drawing on because it was close.

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyA play sheet.
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Teodoro VanterpoolMaye had no top receiver and still hit four touchdowns.
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Teodoro VanterpoolWhen I was active, I once lost my best target and didn't throw a pass, because I'm a punter!

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyMendoza was the number one pick, and he got in with the game gone! What did the film say about his entrance?
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Teodoro VanterpoolHis walk from the sideline was the best throw of the night.
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Teodoro VanterpoolBeautiful posture, great shoulder turn, and his mechanics reminded me of the coach who ruined my left knee, though I won't name him.

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyA walk is not a throw!
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Teodoro VanterpoolRex, I stood on a sideline for a season and a half. I know a walk when I see one.

Rex "Two-Point" GridleyOkay, pin it down for me. Maye threw four touchdowns on twenty-six completions. Is that a duel or a clinic?
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Teodoro VanterpoolThat's a clinic, Rex.
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Teodoro VanterpoolThe only duel was between Maye and the clock, and the clock was my old equipment manager, who also never liked me.