NICEST NFL Mic'd Up Moments of All Time

For real, listen, this is an honor for us, man, to play against you, seriously. If I get that jersey, I'm good. Hey, you in this league, y'all winning games, y'all looking great, you ain't never nobody. I got you. You got me? Yeah. Yeah, it looked like McCoy late, was coming up to middle. Hey, my fault then. I've never seen a defensive lineman apologize. He was apologizing in mid-hit. Nothing late. You didn't think it was late? That was a great hit he had on me, and I was just trying to get a call out of you. Nice hit, big man. Hey, nice hit, buddy. Oh, nice hit, man. Good hit, big boy. Thanks, man. Finish out there, boy. Nah, you're fine, man. It's football, you know what I mean? Hey. Your grandma's 100th? Yeah. Happy birthday to her. That's awesome. Oh, she's up there. She's up there? That's cool, man. Happy birthday to her. Oh, dude. First NFL game. Really? Yeah, she's from the smallest town in Iowa. That's awesome. She threw out on a PJ for her birthday. She told her local radio station. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. Print that in the paper. That's awesome, dude. Hey, congrats on the sack, dawg. Appreciate it, bud. Damn, man. I appreciate you. Good luck to you, boys. I'll see you after. Hey, you're going to get a touch on offense, right? They have you in a goal line package, right? It's retired. It's retired. You guys don't know exactly what's going on. But you're in the state. Why not? Appreciate you, man. Sorry about that one over there. I was trying to sit in the back. I got you. Oh, I appreciate it, but sorry. Thanks. I don't know, all right? Is that great? Pecco hit him a little bit late, and he came over and apologized, and Joe said, hey, thank you for the sorry. Thank you for the day. I'm not surprised by Pecco either. Oh, wrong person, wrong person. I thought it was him. You're good. You're going to be all right. Malik, you're a bad boy. Keep doing your thing. Appreciate that. You too, sir. You came a long way. You hear me? Come here. I love you, bro. I ain't fighting you. I ain't fighting you, baby. Don't let this be the end of our journey, all right? We don't. That's what we do. Know that it's late, all right? Congrats, bro. I'll hit you up. Hey, man. Is that you that got face-massed? Yeah. Sorry about hitting you in the face with my leg. It's all good. It's okay. I threw there, and you were being driven back, and you went right in there. It's all good. I'm just glad you called it. Boom. That was a good play. Hey, the city loves you, man. They love you. We miss you too, big dog. Good job, guys. Good job, guys. Good job. Hell of a job. No, no, no, no. You, hell of a job. No, no, no. You. You, hell of a job. You played great today, man. Three in a row. You played three great games. You can build on it. How are you doing? Yeah, man. It's been three weeks. It felt like three months. Oh, my goodness. A lot of regret. A lot of regret. You played well when they benched you. You guys were losing, but you were playing well. I was just turning the ball over. I couldn't figure it out. And it was just like, man. There's a lot of weight that comes with all that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For me, the turnovers have come in bunches at times in my career. In Washington, I got benched my third year, threw a bunch. And then one year, I was leading the league in picks halfway into the year. And then I was able to flip it around and play a lot better after the bye. But the same thing again happened this year. So, I don't know. It's always hard too later in your career, you know? Right. So, and moving and everything. We just moved in our house, and now we're like, ah. It's hard. It's hard, but it is what it is. Right.