Mike Breen Explains His Call At The End of Cavaliers vs. Knicks | Postgame Show

Dan Le Batard· Host0:00

[static crackles] I was thinking the other day, as I have since the season of football ended, and I lamented the fact that the Rams fell from one to five in seeding because their punt returner couldn't catch the ball, that the returning of punts I believe to be the single scariest job in that sport, just because you're looking up into the sky and a bunch of people are running at you full speed, and I think it's really difficult to catch punts. So the Carolina Panthers, you're watching an assortment of offensive linemen here- Oh ... try to catch punts, and I am insisting that our show try to do this. [laughs] I'm insisting that Tony and Chris Cody and Roy go out to a football field. Can you guys please suit up- I'm catching a punt ... I, I don't believe... I believe you guys will go, like, what are you thinking is the over under? If, if I give you 10 punts to catch, how many do you think you guys are gonna catch?

Chris Cote· Panelist0:58

Collectively if we all... Are, if we're all in or no, each?

Dan Le Batard· Host1:00

Each of you gets 10 chances to catch a punt, uh, that is the equivalent... Like, we're gonna have a college- Mm ... punter do it, right? We're gonna have them be the- Or the machine that they use for these drills ... Yeah, but something... We're, we, we need to make sure that it's not a stinky punt or a line drive punt. It's gotta be straight into the sky, and you're also doing it without people running toward you, which changes the degree of difficulty.

Chris Cote· Panelist1:21

I would put, you know, I know people think that I overstate my athletic- athletic ability. I would put good money I would catch three out of 10.

Jonathan Zaslow· Panelist1:29

Re- really?