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Jaylen Waddle had his second-best game of the season on Monday Night Football, but it could\u2019ve been even better if not for one dropped pass.<\/p>\n
Troy Aikman<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Joe Buck<\/a>\u00a0were on the ESPN call when the Dolphins beat the Rams 23-15 to improve to 3-6 on the season.<\/p>\n The biggest topic of discussion this week has been last Sunday\u2019s game, when CeeDee Lamb missed an easy touchdown because the sun got in his eyes.\u00a0Jerry Jones<\/a>\u00a0has been getting ripped for not covering the sun to prevent things like this.<\/p>\n During Monday night\u2019s game, Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle had a bad drop in the second quarter.<\/p>\n The replay showed him blaming the sun for getting in his eyes.<\/p>\n It was a night game, so no sun was present.<\/p>\n That led to this back-and-forth between Aikman and Buck.<\/p>\n Aikman: \u201cYou see Jaylen Waddle saying the lights got in his eyes.\u201d<\/p>\n Buck: \u201cGo ahead, go ahead. It wasn\u2019t the sun. It wasn\u2019t the sun!\u201d<\/p>\n Aikman:\u201d I\u2019m gonna leave that one alone. But now the lights are getting in people\u2019s eyes. What are you gonna do?\u201d<\/p>\n