Funny exchange just went down on Monday Night Football, as the Ravens-Browns game crawls to a finish.

Play-by-play man Mike Tirico set up the debate for analysts Jon Gruden and Ron Jaworski -- Did Patriots coach Bill Belichick make the right call in going for it on fourth-and-2 on Sunday night?

"Well, with access to the results, it’s easy to say it wasn’t a wise choice," Jaworski said. "When it first happened, I said, ‘Well, punt the football, make Peyton Manning go 70 or 80 yards.’ But then I thought, ‘Wait a minute, Peyton had just gone 70 or 80 yards twice in that quarter.’

"So maybe the best thing is when you got a hot Peyton Manning, you give the ball to your future Hall of Fame quarterback and let him try to make a play. It’s easy to second guess when you’ve got the results, but Belichick’s been a guy that’s unconventional, will make tough decisions, and he did. But what I would’ve done? I would’ve punted the football."

A smirking Gruden then stepped in: "That’s long, drawn-out explanation, man. How you gonna dismiss coach Belichick? Give me a break." And after a commercial, Gruden shared his perspective.

"Well, I’m not 180 like you are," Gruden said to Jaworski. "I’m gonna be consistent with what I said. I agree with the call. I went against Peyton Manning on Monday Night Football. We had a 35-14 lead with five minutes left, and we punted it to him – Not once, twice. And he ended my night. Peyton Manning is that good.