I think you'll agree with me, sure, throw a flag on the play, give him a penalty, whatever. But the fact that there were so many other similar, if not worse, hits that weekend, and these alligator rolls with quarterbacks have got to stop, by the way. We're going to snap somebody's ankle and it's not worth it. But the fact that there are so many worse hits that did not get any sort of ejection from a game, it's every time the Lions start getting ahead, all of a sudden there's a lot of crazy calls on us. And the best part was that it feels like for the first time in my lifetime watching a game, the calls didn't affect us in a way that cost us a win. It felt like back in the day when we were struggling, a lot of times we would get ahead and then we'd get these calls. And it's like, well, I guess we're going to lose this one, too. Thanks, refs. But it was kind of fun in a way to watch us still beat Green Bay, even with all of these crazy calls. That's how good we are. But it does feel like every time we get good, the NFL goes, well, they can't be. So let's do something about it.