[Denny] Previously on God. Family. Football.
[indistinct shouting]
People around town,
you know, all the college coaches, they want to see if we can win.
We will win the state championship. Fifteen is coming on that board.
My dad was a quarterback here, and he did lead them
to the first state championship team.
But he went 12 years without being around.
-[Denny] We have God. -[player] Amen!
He makes us strong.
Having that brotherhood and running out with the boys, it can't get any better.
[radio host] Can Evangel pull off an upset against the Neville Tigers?
Peyton Fulgham tries to connect with his brother Parker, too high.
[Peyton] Not only was the ball wet, it is muddy.
-[radio host] Oh no! Touchdown Neville. -[airhorn goes off]
We're going to start this season 0 and 1.
Guys, we wanted to win that one!
Let's pray. Father God...
...we're hurting!
[radio host] Good afternoon, Eagles fans.
This is Evangel Eagles Radio Network.
You've got to wonder, if it weren't for that rain,
would we be sitting here 0 and 1 to start this season?
The Mansfield Wolverines are up this Friday.
The Eagles need a win, or this season may slip away from them.
-The defense has always been solid. -Yeah.
-It's just fine-tuning the offense, getting everything--
getting the ball spread around.
Our team could really be great, and we got a glimpse of it last game.
Parker, Peyton, beautiful kids.
Their mom, great.
However great their dad was, I'm not hating on the man,
but when the other kids have been at practice every week,
and they've been running hard and doing everything
they're supposed to do, and then they get in the game...
...and they can't even get a look.
That's not right.
You can't do that.
[Michael] Everybody's figured out the game plan.
He's gonna just drop back and throw it to his brother all day.
Everybody's figured that out, so you're going to have to be innovative.
[John] Gives the kids a bad attitude too.
-[Vincent] It does. -[Michael] Yeah.
You're running goals and posts the whole game,
you're not getting nothin', it's like... you know, what's the point of running?
I won't start blaming people, you know, 'cause, like,
our whole thing and objective, we try to encourage each other.
But I've committed to UL for football.
Even though that's taken care of, I'm really trying to do the best I can
to help us win, like we want to make plays.
We want to score the ball, like, we had the capability to do that.
Why go out there and be a decoy?
I'm not going to run around 100%
-if I know I'm not getting the ball. -They're screwed.
Pastor Denny.
That's his school.
Man gon' do what he want to do, and he can do that.
[all laughing]
[upbeat music playing]
They already got a dance prepared, though.
We're not doing this.
-[mild cheering and applause] -We don't gotta do that one, right?
[Sara] No, we're not teaching y'all that one, boys.
[laughing]
Vicki's Dancers is my mom's dance studio that she started when she was 15.
Y'all get on stage. Get to your spot.
Men, if you want to freestyle.
I was a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, and I'm now one of the main instructors
and the business manager.
I get to go in and teach dance to these young women.
And I get to do it with my mom and my sister,
and it's lots of fun.
They say it takes a village,
and Peyton and Parker truly have been raised by a village.
Their dad and I were in love, and we were engaged.
We planned a wedding.
But... we were very young.
He'd started his life in California, and I lived in Louisiana as a mom.
So, it was just the three of us, and has been since then.
Hey, guys, I'mma introduce y'all to the girls.
Every year we perform at the Red River Revel.
Our high school girls invite boy partners to dance with them,
and it's become this really cool thing.
-Girl, this is great. -You know, he can salsa really good.
-[girl] I know! -[salsa music playing]
When I was little, I used to hate being around all the girls.
Now, you know, it's a blessing in disguise, I guess.
[dance music playing]
[Peyton] I wouldn't say it's really in disguise.
I wouldn't put it that way.
[music continues]
[Sara] Oh, I love it!
-[Parker] That was perfect. -[Sara] Good!
[Parker] That was so perfect.
I was standing on that sideline that first game against Neville,
wondering what good can come of this.
And now, that grass field is destroyed.
If we'd been on dry ground, we would have had a shock.
I think we could beat the Green Bay Packers on dry ground.
You know, I'm the ultimate optimist.
There's something that I want to run by you guys.
This is the layout for a new turf field.
I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on this.
I'd rather build this than build a church right now.
A church is going to sit there all week long,
until a group of people show up on Sunday.
This will be used every single day, not just by our football team.
The city is calling us for fields.
We would be able to allow them to use this field.
There'd be thousands of kids a year
with boys' and girls' soccer and also Little Tikes.
I don't think you're going to get a single "no" in this group, Coach.
We get in that mud bowl, and we don't get it done.
-And these kids get heartsick. -Yeah.
God dang it, the mud ball.
For you to go up against a top-ranked team like that,
the way how we did, and to come out of that game 8 - 0,
we got to have amnesia, we gotta be able to shake that off and come back.
So we come to Mansfield.
Never in the history of this school
has it been more important that we win a football game,
as far as the spirit of these kids is concerned.
And when I say the history, I think I'm qualified to know the history.
[chuckling]
[Fabian] I think this game right here set the tone for the rest of the season.
My boys are ready on the back end. We ready to hunt.
-[whistle blowing] -Nobody's walking but the mailman.
He ain't here today.
You better drink your water, you'll find out in a second. Ready, hit!
[grunting]
-Hit! -[grunting]
I coach the most aggressive guys on the field.
That's called the DB. Juice Boys.
-[whistle blowing] -[grunting]
They're fast.
We gotta get fast. Anybody walking going to pay a visit to the E-hill.
-Ball! -Turn around, Sol.
Oh! Oh!
[cheering and celebrating]
Juice Boys.
We savvy, we some dogs.
Ohh! My dog on that! On that!
Give me some palm. Give me some palm.
[singing] Who got that juice? I got that juice.
Do you have that juice? I got that juice.
And we go out there, man, it's-- it's a whole lot of juice.
Turn to the receiver. Yes, kid. Good job.
Aww, yes! That's it!
Now, turn, if it's me, basketball.
Rebound.
[dramatic music playing]
[Denny] No matter how good it goes at the beginning,
and no matter how bad it goes at the beginning, it's just the beginning.
Play every quarter with all of our might. You got it?
-Yes, sir. -Let's go out there and get this done.
-In Jesus' name, amen. -[all] Amen!
[radio host] The Eagles take to the field here in Mansfield,
in a must-win game.
If they fall to 0 and 2, the state title will be nearly impossible.
[team whooping]
[whistle blowing]
-[cheering] -[radio host] And they're off.
The Eagles defense are gonna get things going here tonight.
-[crowd] Oh! -The defense forces a fumble,
and it's the Eagles' ball at the 45-yard line.
-[whistles blowing] -What a start for Evangel.
When a guy doing what you teach him to do, and he go out there and execute it,
man, I'm the most fired-up guy out there.
[radio host] Third and 12, Peyton's back.
He's got time. Pass to Parker is incomplete.
I was too worried about getting upfield.
-Man, I was wide open! -I get it. Shut up.
I was wide open, man.
[cheerleaders] Let's go Eagles!
[radio host] Fourth and long, Eagles set up for the punt.
But there's a botched snap, a scramble to get the ball.
It'll be the Wolverines' ball at the Eagle five-yard line.
-[whistles blowing] -[crowd cheering]
Here's a run up the gut.
-Touchdown. -[whistle blowing]
Wolverines strike first.
When they scored, I looked around and I knew,
"Come on, it's time. We got to-- we got to lock it in."
[radio host] Peyton drops back in the pocket behind good protection,
fires a missile.
Big catch by number 16, Garrett Burns...
-There you go! -...and the Eagles score!
Touchdown Evangel.
Extra point is good.
Just like that, it's a one-point game.
Let's just catch the ball,
either get out of bounds or get upfield, either one.
We're not trying to go too fast. Let's just get more yards off of them.
[radio host] Eagles are up 14 - 8, as the first quarter winds down.
Wolverines fire up the middle, picked off by number four,
Zach Partman. He's at the twenty, the ten.
Touchdown, Eagles!
-[cheering] -[indistinct shouting]
[radio host] Just a little over five minutes remaining in the half.
Mansfield trails by just six, and the receiver makes a one-handed catch,
giving the Wolverines the lead again, 22 to 21.
[Toad] Hey, D, we're good.
Hey, y'all, keep your heads up. We're good.
Guys up front, listen, guys, y'all got to block your butts off.
Come on, do this!
[radio host] Eagles' ball, handoff to number eight to Dashawn Johnson.
He's in for a touchdown.
What a back-and-forth. Time's running out on the first half.
Mansfield threatening to score again.
They blast through the defense for the go-ahead score.
This one's a doozy, ladies and gentlemen.
It happens, put it behind you.
When you walk out that door, you be ready for one thing,
and that is a battle for two quarters.
-Okay? -Mansfield, last year we lost to them.
So every team that we played that we lost to, we're going to beat them.
This is revenge season.
[radio host] The Eagles come back after halftime, they're fired up.
A huge block by Jacob Carpenter.
Dashawn Johnson into the end zone for the score.
[cheering]
Peyton, with good protection by the offensive line,
finds his brother Parker.
-It's another Eagle touchdown. -[indistinct shouting]
Let's go! Let's go!
I needed that touchdown for my self-esteem, y'all.
[cheerleaders] Defense! Defense!
[Peyton] Mix some pride with it, baby.
Decide right now, you're not letting him do it.
[radio host] A hard-fought game comes down to this.
Mansfield with the onside kick.
-But the Eagles recover. -[cheering]
That's gonna do it as the clock runs out.
-[airhorn blaring] -The Eagles improved to 1 and 1
with a strong showing tonight...
Great game, guys.
...but next week, they face number one in the state,
the Westgate Tigers,
in what will surely be a test of how far these Eagles have come.
[Denny] We wanted it. More than they did.
That's right.
-That's pretty cool, isn't it? -[team cheering]
Hey, the bad news is we got a lot of work to do still.
-But guess what the good news is. -[player] What?
-We get to do it! -[all] Do it!
[Jacob] I can see it's starting to get chemistry.
[all singing] ♪ Evangel ♪
We're starting to get closer.
If we stay together and let God do the rest, nobody can stop us.
That's head.
Hey, your dad just texted me. He's coming to the game this weekend.
Oh, really?
-I'm glad. -That's interesting.
[Sara] Why is that interesting? 'Cause it's Westgate?
'Cause it's just a good team.
I figured he'd come. Seems like a pattern.
He texted me, "You've got to get your game face right."
Like, Saturday, after we just played Mansfield.
My dad coming in town for the game is a good thing,
but at the same time it's like, man,
why didn't you want to come last week? You know?
It's a home game, but it's at Bossier.
Pastor Denny gave a speech about how they're the number one,
we want to take them down, so, like,
our whole school is gonna be there,
-which isn't much, but still. -Yeah.
If I can make it in to this one, we'll be all right.
There's no reason to feel any pressure.
I just want to be better than he ever was.
Obviously, I mean, everybody wants to be better than their dad.
Well, I guess it's a big game and, you know, that's...
If he's gonna make one, it'll be a good one to make it so.
[bell ringing]
-[indistinct chatter] -That's Parker seat, buddy.
-We need to make sure-- -Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Attaboy, buddy.
My biggest pet peeve
is my freaking twin brother breaking the huddle early.
[player] He does that all the time.
It's 'cause you-- 'cause you say it twice,
and then you're like, "Oklahoma, Oklahoma... ready."
And I just go after I get the play. 'Cause why would I wait?
I'm new, but they're brothers.
I mean, I understand they have that kind of connection.
Parker makes routes, Peyton makes the throws.
I feel like once we start using more of our guys,
instead of just looking at one target the whole time, that it'll be great.
Are you playing guard?
I don't know. I'm gonna be playing everything.
All right, guard on 14 power pools.
There for 15 inches on the opposite day.
[Parker] Hey, real life, school prediction.
21 - 0.
55 - 0.
You are bold. Bold.
I bet 14 nothing. I bet the clock goes fast.
Fourteen nothing. We get two touchdowns and kicks.
We really appreciate everything that y'all have done for us.
Yes, sir. Thank you. Yes, sir.
[Jacob] Homecoming's right around the corner.
We've got a lot of work to do, but Toad's mom,
thank God she came 'cause she knows a lot about fixing the cart.
[Shannon] Those are gonna look so good.
[Jacob] Oh yeah.
Okay. That battery can come out.
Yeah, I'll get it.
So, Shannon, how do you know so much about cars?
-Well... -I'm guessing you've worked
on a couple before?
I mean, it started four-wheelers and side-by-sides with Kylie.
And then he bought, got that truck and decided he wanted to rebuild it.
So I said, okay, we're going to figure this out.
[Jacob] Toad, how'd you get to learn all about cars and stuff?
That lady right there.
My mom is my best friend.
She has been both a mama and a daddy to me for the past nine years.
Okay, look, you're gonna have to unhook and re-hook...
I need my momma, and we have an unforgettable bond.
You can't break something like that up.
She's taught me just about everything I know.
How to cook, how to hunt, fish,
and how to fix mechanical things like my truck.
-The heart is pumping right now. -We've got juice.
-[Jacob] Moment of truth. -[Shannon] Moment the truth.
-Come on. -Come on, man.
[keys jingling]
Yeah! There she is!
We got juice.
-She runs. -She runs.
I don't know how you're driving like that.
I don't either, this is risky.
[chuckling]
I've been divorced more than once,
but I knew that when I became a parent,
my sole responsibility was my child.
Coming in hot!
See? That's some professional driving right there.
[Shannon] Toad saved me.
[sighing] I don't even know how to explain it.
I don't know. There's just something about a mama and a boy.
High-quality, blue-collar stuff right there.
He's a special kid in a lot of ways.
She runs, baby.
[Toad] I don't hate my dad. I dislike him.
I changed my name... from my dad's.
I went with my mom's maiden name,
which is Perry, because of how he treated me.
It just felt like, why show gratitude
and share my greatness with that name?
[drill cranking]
We can go eat and then we can finish working on this.
We'll take it to the house, and we'll work on it some more
at the house tonight, after we eat?
-[Toad] Sounds good. -Sound good?
-Yeah. -All right.
[Toad grunting and breathing heavily]
There you go.
We're on.
[Toad] A little bit of mashed taters.
-[Shannon] Okay. -Yeah, with some green bean.
[Fabian] Be intentional. I'm going to beat you.
Again, I don't have a problem with you going inside,
a runner just can't get outside of you.
So figure it out.
[Denny] We know Westgate's going to be great.
They were great last year, they were the team of the year in Louisiana.
They got two big defensive tackles
and two defensive ends who probably run full four.
It's just going to be a huge challenge.
Go!
-Ball! Ball! -Get it in there! Get it in there!
-Touchdown, baby, let's go! -All right.
[Denny] He's in a lot of pain. Let's get him out of there.
[Jacob] I've been dealing with kidney stones since about August.
These things are ruthless.
My side where my kidney is been feeling bad all week
and they hurt like almost like a knife going in my side sometimes,
-when they move. -You're limping, baby, bad.
Take off. Don't push it.
Jacob's definitely the key piece of our whole offensive line.
Without him, they all crumble.
I think he's gonna try to play this week.
But, yeah, I definitely need him out there. It's hard doing it without him.
[Jacob] My goal was to make it to the next level.
It'd be a dream come true, for sure.
We had already gone through so much together
as a family, preparing for this battle.
Blood, sweat, tears, weight room.
The yelling, the hot sun.
I thrive for games like this.
There's just no chance I'm gonna miss it no matter what.
[indistinct chatter]
No, leave it, don't be-- do not--
-[Denny] Hey, baby? -[Deanza] Hey!
I love you. [muffled talking]
-Are you good? -Yeah.
My family is the most important thing in the world
outside my relationship with the Lord.
I have seven kids, eleven grandkids,
and Deanza, my wife, taking care of everything.
You know, I love her, like we're the-- always the most compatible people
in the world, but here we are.
Forty-two years later.
I knew I wouldn't divorce you. I did think I might kill you
a couple times. [laughing]
I met Denny at a football game. He was coaching.
Two years later, we married on a Friday night,
and Monday morning we were in football.
Let's just say he's definitely not boring, and I love it.
-[Denny] I wanna show you this. -[Deanza] Okay.
-You're probably not gonna like it. -I'm gonna like it.
-I don't know.
[screaming and laughing]
Are you kidding me?
-Denny, wow. -A dream come true.
I just love it because the E is enough said,
you know, that's-- I mean, it's-- we're the E.
We're going to have a turf field at Evangel Christian Academy.
Now we have an opportunity to put our arms around the whole community.
I love it, so when are we-- what are we talking about?
-In six weeks. -[gasping]
This year?
[laughing]
[Denny] And the best is yet to come.
[Toad] Coach Palmer, he's different from any other line coach I've ever had.
May think he's a little crazy.
[Fabian] He probably is. I can call him that 'cause I'm crazy, too.
[laughing]
And this is your first year with us, so you're still getting acclimated.
The kids that we coach, some of 'em been in my house,
some of 'em sleep in my house. They ate out of my pot.
I take them to school, so they are a lot more special to me
because of our relationship and our bond.
They're my boys. We're a football family.
I don't think I ever asked you, how do you like this school?
You guys took a long haul to come down here, by faith, trusting us.
-You know what I mean? -I mean, we've got
great group of athletes, great group of boys.
Everybody here is just so much different
from people I've been around in the past.
This is sincerity from my heart.
Um, what's going on with your mom?
How's she doing?
I haven't really gotten a chance to talk to her today.
Didn't talk to her?
[Toad] This past year, my mom got real sick,
and she had to get closer to her doctors.
My mom is one of the strongest women I know.
She has fought some battles that you couldn't believe.
She's taught me how to be the man that I am today.
I pray that she gets better, gets well,
and I just hope that she can get to the point
to where she can do all the stuff she loves again.
[female vocalist sings inspirational song]
[Fabian] Your mom, from what I've seen, she's a sweetheart, man,
and she's a warrior, and you keep being there strong for her,
-you know what I'm saying? -Yes, sir.
So, keep your head up,
stay locked in, 'cause everything that happens, man, is for a reason.
Mm-hmm.
[Toad] I'm just glad I chose the school.
It has truly changed my life,
and just done so much for me and Mom since we've been here,
and Pastor Denny, he just helped me
build my relationship back with God,
and opened my eyes
to see that there's so much more to life than what I was living.
All right, man, love you, man. I'll see you in a little bit. All right.
-I love you too, coach. -All right, brother.
-I'll see you later. -Take it easy, bruh. All right.
[players counting pushups]
[counting continues]
[Denny] We got a defensive back,
who's incredibly talented.
My dad... he's always kind of lived his own separate life.
In my eyes, he's more of a coach to me, less of a father figure.
Peyton sometimes tries to get it done in his own way
rather than trusting his fundamentals.
If you're in position, the play will come to you.
[Josh] The moment I found out that I was going to be a dad...
[laughing]
...it was not anything that was planned.
The hardest thing about the whole situation was, for,
I guess, the first 12 years of their life, I wasn't around.
You know, they're 17 now. There's a lot of time that's gone by.
But I do feel like I'm catching up a little bit, which is awesome,
and Denny's been a big part of that.
[indistinct greeting]
Okay.
See, I got my ex-superstar out here helping me.
It's awesome for my kids to be able to play for the same coach as I did.
And it's so much fun to watch 'em play.
[indistinct yelling]
-Go! -Right there, right there!
-There you go. All right. -[Denny] That's-- that's--
-That's safe. -All right, all right.
That is sweet, right there.
I was probably around eight or nine that I was, like,
"Everybody else has, like, a dad, you know, I-- where's mine?"
[coach] Here we go.
[Parker] When I first came to Evangel in seventh grade,
a lot of people would tell me things about my dad that I didn't know.
And that kind of made me build up some anger.
Like, why don't I know these things?
[Danny] Good job there, Parker, perfect.
When I watch Parker play, he's naturally gifted.
He can catch a ball, he can run, he can fly.
He runs smooth, he's strong.
[indistinct shouting]
My dad was a quarterback, so Peyton and I, of course, we're both quarterbacks.
He's a gifted kid, he's hardnosed.
I always try to tell him,
like, listen to what your coaches are saying,
but I got a lot of information for you because I've been there, I've done it.
[Peyton] He could have shaped me into the quarterback
he really saw me being when I was 10 years old.
I would have been a lot better than I am right now at this stage.
But they didn't offer it up then, they're just now offering it up,
and it's like, "Let me just keep doing what I'm doing 'cause I'm doing fine."
[Denny] Get your hands up. Get your hands up.
Very good. Very nice.
I used to feel a lot of pressure being his son or whatever,
because he's top three to ever play at Evangel,
and did lead them to the first state championship team.
But I want to be better than him in every aspect, especially football.
[coach] Go, go, Quick, quick, quick!
Again. Let's go.
[radio host] Welcome to game day, folks.
In a few hours, the Eagles will play a home game
at Bossier Bear Cat Stadium
while the grass is being replaced by turf at Rodney Duron Field.
This will make the task of taking on the number-one-ranked
Westgate Tigers that much more difficult.
[Denny] Last year, Westgate, they were undefeated.
These guys beat everybody.
They were voted the number-one team in Louisiana.
And I think we can beat these guys.
I feel like, you know, we're gonna pull this off.
We're gonna shock the world.
I feel very good about tonight.
Let's go. Two by two.
I want to hear from you.
It's up to you now.
Hey, I want everybody look to their left and their right right now.
Those are your brothers, and that's your family, all right?
We're gonna go to war with our family tonight.
We're gonna hit hard. We're gonna get back up.
We know how far we've come.
But let's show some other people how far we've come.
Let's get it, man! Let's say no today!
We're gonna show them who we is today!
[all cheering]
Hey, somebody help me up!
[all cheering]
-I said somebody help me up! -[cheering louder]
Once up on me, one, two, three!
[players shouting indistinctly]
[radio host] A win against the number-one team in the state tonight
would put the rest of the division on notice
for the remainder of this season.
[Peyton] God, it's our shot at the title.
Let's reap what we've sown, God. We've been sowing for three years.
Let's reap it.
[radio host] We're underway. Eagles get the ball.
Number 8, Kody Jackson, catches and finds a hole in the defense.
He's across the 50, finally taken down at Westgate's 46-yard line.
Ready, ready. Down!
-Let's go, -[radio host] Peyton hands it off!
Westgate's all over it! It's a loss of yardage.
Go one-on-one with Parker.
Ready, ready, down, let's go!
[radio host] Third and long, he's looking deep.
Get it, get it, get it, Kody, get it, get it!
-Come on, come on! -Yeah! Come on.
[radio host] Pass is incomplete, intended for Kody Jackson.
It's a disappointing first possession for the Eagles.
-[groaning] -He almost got that.
[radio host] Westgate has the ball deep in their own territory.
Fires up the middle. Number eight makes the catch.
He's really moving.
[Denny] Come on, guys!
[radio host] Westgate, 65 yards,
showing why they're ranked number one.
Eagles forced to punt-- and, oh, it's a bad snap.
-[coach] God! -[Sara] Oh no!
[radio host] Westgate grabs it at the two-yard line,
takes it in for a touchdown,
making it Westgate 13, Evangel zero.
This game, it's not going to come down to X's and O's.
This game will come down to who can run and who can tackle.
[Denny] I need something to go our way out here.
[Fabian] Westgate, they fast,
but I'm gonna tell you something.
We fast, too.
-All right, boys, here we go! -[whistle blowing]
Down! Let's go!
[radio host] Peyton gives to number six, Damari Drake, aka Dede.
Touchdown! And the Eagles are on the board.
Let's go! Let's go!
[Caleb] The first touchdown we had
started boosting our confidence of boom, touchdown.
-Yo! -[radio host] Peyton's back.
He's looking, he threads the needle,
somehow finds his brother Parker to make it two in a row.
People talk a lot about me getting thrown the ball too much,
and I love getting the ball, so I'm fine with it.
He's my brother. We know each other better
than he knows the other receivers, that's just a-- a given.
[radio host] Westgate quarterback back to pass.
Number eight, Kody Jackson, comes up with a pick!
That's it! That's it!
[radio host] Kody's at the 50, the 40, the 20, the ten.
Touchdown, Eagles. They're on fire!
Defense, locked in, touchdown, boom.
-Let's go! -[cheering]
[indistinct shouting]
[radio host] Westgate's on the 30-yard line.
-It's a wild snap! -Yes, yes, get it!
In the scramble, number eight comes away with it.
He's breaking tackles, going all the way.
Come on, come on!
[radio host] A 60-yard Westgate touchdown.
-[Denny] Golly! -[Sara] What in the in the world?
How did that happen?
How in the world did that just happen?
[Peyton] No more mistakes, guys. You want to win this game?
Do what you know and what your coached to do, all right?
[radio host] Midway through the third quarter,
Peyton takes the snap.
He's looking, he finds Mosley.
He goes down at the 43-yard line.
[Fabian] Hey! Come on!
-Let's go! -[radio host] Peyton drops back.
He can't find anybody. He's still scrambling.
Oh, no! He's nailed behind the line.
[Denny] Hey, stay in the pocket!
They're coming outside.
[Peyton] Right now, I'm really frustrated because my dad's here watching, you know,
and I feel like we would be in a completely different spot right now
if the offensive line blocked a little bit better
and I made a lot better reads.
[radio host] Second and 17. Another bad snap.
Peyton scrambling to get on top of it.
He's sandwiched by the defense with a bone-crushing hit.
Yeah, I'm all right.
Don't touch me!
Get off me!
[radio host] Peyton's giving his offensive line an earful.
I don't care whose fault it is! Shut up right now!
Let's go.
[issuing indistinct commands] Go do your job, all right!
[Jacob] He was yelling at us, pissing me off.
When he chews out one of us, were all getting chewed out.
And so, man, I stopped him,
I said, "Peyton, man, I got five guys up here, giving it our very best.
You build us up with some encouraging words,
you know what I mean?"
[radio host] Second and ten, here's the snap.
It's a short pass.
Number six leaves the Eagles behind him as he cruises into the end zone.
-[whistle blowing] -Coach Duron isn't happy about this.
Wow.
[radio host] Peyton drops back, fires up the middle.
It's picked off by number ten.
Peyton chases him down, finally gets him to the ground at the 20-yard line.
Tigers with a quick snap.
They run it in to a deflated Eagle defense with less than four minutes left.
Go! You got to win.
-You got to win! -Let's get back in the game!
Hurry up! Hurry up! Let's go.
[radio host] Eagles need to convert this, or you can call this one over.
-[Peyton] Let's go! -Westgate defense closing in...
Throw it!
[radio host] Three on one, absolutely smashes him to the ground.
-[whistles blowing] -[crowd groaning]
Peyton's down, and he's not getting up.
This does not look good.