Via It's Always Sunny In Detroit:
The NFL Pro Bowl is widely considered to be the worst all-star game of the four major sports. It's usually a snoozefest with guys going half speed the majority of the time and just taking in the Hawaiian sun. But, every now and again, you'll see a highlight that deserves a double take...or in this case, a triple take.
Cincinnati Bengals rookie quarterback Andy Dalton threw up a prayer into double coverage to Miami Dolphins wideout Brandon Marshall. As you'll see, Seahawks safety Earl Thomas and Bears cornerback Corey Graham were the only two guys around to make a play on the ball, yet Marshall ended up with it for a touchdown. NBC's Dan Hicks couldn't believe it...and will need to put in offseason work on his improv. "Hey, wait a minute!" is amateur hour.
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Foot in mouth.
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