 But speaking of Lawrence Taylor, that was a blindside tackle that snapped Joe Theismann's leg in half. And I don't mean at the knee. I mean sideways, halfway up. And that was basically like a cannon fodder, horrific wound. But from that point on, everybody was like, left tackle, left tackle, left tackle, if you're a right-handed quarterback. You know what's interesting, too, is that Dan Fouts would drop back straight back and scan both lines. He had no blindside.