Packers center pukes all over the ball twice, a breakdown
What Happened
In a critical Week 2 NFL matchup, the Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts are locked in a tight 10-0 battle. On a second-and-10 play, Packers center Josh Myers suddenly feels ill and vomits all over the football. Colts defender DeForest Buckner looks on in disgust as Myers stumbles back to the line of scrimmage, apologizing to his teammates. The Packers manage to hand off the puke-covered ball, but on the next play, Myers loses his lunch again, leaving quarterback Aaron Rodgers with a foul-smelling football. Rodgers decides not to attempt a pass, opting instead to run the ball himself on third-and-10. As he secures the slick, soiled football, Rodgers grimaces and tells the referee, "My hand got all that, it was kind of gross." The Packers are forced to punt, their drive derailed by the center's repeated upchucking. "Can we stop running the ball so damn much? I'm tired. It won't happen again," a remorseful Myers tells his teammates on the sideline. But on the next possession, the center vomits on the ball yet again, disrupting the Packers' offensive rhythm. "My bad, guys. My - I think I got it all out," Myers says, trying to reassure his frustrated quarterback. Rodgers shakes his head in disgust, unable to execute his game plan due to the unsanitary conditions. The Packers ultimately hold on to win 27-17, but the lasting image is of their center repeatedly losing his lunch all over the football. "Puking on the ball before you hike it, it's gross," laments , the popular sports commentator breaking down the cringeworthy sequence. Despite the unappetizing on-field scene, reminds viewers that a cold Corona makes for the perfect accompaniment while watching any football game, "win or lose, home or road." He encourages fans to "get [their] Corona" and enjoy the sport beyond just the final score.
Full Transcript
Click timestamps to jump to that momentIt's only the second week of action in
the NFL, but we've already got an
onfield puking. So, the requests got
flooded in because it's just who I am
now. I'm just If a guy pukes on the
field, I got to break it down. That's
what the people demand. I guess I've put
myself in this situation. This breakdown
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Corona. 10 nothing Packers. First down.
They've been running it. Let's throw it
deep. How about that? Caught. Oh, no.
Caught by the Oh, yeah. On the sideline,
number 48. And now we got second and 10.
And the center says, "Okay, I'm feeling
Oh, not feeling great." And the Colts
are looking around like, "Damn, don't
block me, man." Like just just a little.
Oh, second and 10. Big old puke. Don't
block me. Hope you're not blocking me.
I'm going to I don't I don't Ah,
Yep. Yep. Yep. Puke breath all up in my
face on this one. So, here's how that
play That play ran out. It was second
and 10. There's puke all over the ball.
They hand it off. If they run, that's
fine. You can run running plays with
puke balls. It's the next play that gets
iffy. So Myers, the center, walks back,
sees the guys. He's like, "My bad, guys.
My I think I got it all out." But dude,
can we stop running the ball so damn
much? I'm tired. It won't happen again.
It won't happen again. Third and 10.
Here we go. Oh boy, it's happening
again. Pukes all over the ball. Now this
is a pass play. Now he does his job well
enough, I guess. you know, still running
downfield. The QB, he gets the ball and
he's like, "Oh my goodness, what is
that? I gotta dry my hand. That's
gross." And can't really even try it.
So, he's like, "I let's let's just let's
just run this ball." He's got some guys
open downfield. Everyone's a little
confused why he didn't throw it. He's
just going to run with it. His coach
asked him after the fact. He's like,
"Well, there was puke all over the ball
and my hand got it was kind of gross."
But he's still holding the ball and
pounding it there. Come on, Burrow.
Gives it to the ref. Gross. You know,
not fun. Ruined the whole vibe of the
play. Puking on the ball before you hike
it. It's gross. You know what's not
gross? Enjoying a nice Corona. Not gross
at all. Actually, the opposite. Win or
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