I'm not quite done with Navy yet. Pete has to address this w/ the Navy brass or the series ends.

Flying over the Iranian desert, a Navy pilot and co-pilot had their jet shot down.

They parachuted safely to the ground, but were soon captured by Abdul and Malik, who, by chance, were driving through the area.

Their captors couldn't believe how unafraid the pilots looked. Then, the pilot winked at the co-pilot, and they went into action.

Two perfect chop blocks!

Abdul and Malik were writhing in pain and cursing them with Farsi F-bombs.

The pilots quickly disarmed them and walked away laughing and high-fiving. They knew that they had blown out the knees of their captors and they wouldn't be able to pursue them.

"The Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton" or, in this case, the playing field of Notre Dame Stadium.

When they received their medals for bravery, the pilots said that they couldn't have done it without first practicing on the Notre Dame tackling dummies. They had honed their skills on them.

End the Navy series now!

takes them off the schedule. Playing hard is one thing, playing dirty is uncalled for.

I remember when we used to give our D linemen knee braces to protect them. Not worth the virtue signaling.