Tyra Collette (Adrianne Palicki) breaks down after breaking up ... with Landry. She felt she had no choice after his father told her to stay away from him.
Eric allows Matt and Smash back into the lineup after they put their feud behind them. Now they've got one chance left to steal this win with Dillon down 19-14 and time running down.
That was fun! But Jason Street no longer desires the stem cell surgery he was willing to take a chance at. He wants to live life and make the most out of what it is right now.
Jason Street tips himself off the booze cruise. What was he thinking? He wasn't, he says, after making it to shore in a small miracle. But he realized in that moment that he wants to live... and not have surgery.
Eric Taylor (Kyle Chandler) tries to get Smash Williams (Gaius Charles) and Matt Saracen (Zach Gilford) to air out their long-running differences. But it won't happen in this scene.
Landry lies to his father (pictured) and doesn't do a very good job of it. Now Mr. Clarke is more than a little suspicious of his son's role in the rapist's disappearance.
Not to be confused with Tyla (Tim and Lyla), LYRA (Landry and Tyra) share a great kiss. It all comes apart, though, as his dad begins to suspect there is something going on with the dead rapist.
Matt Saracen and Julie Taylor won't be getting back together anytime soon, it looks like, even if Julie has seen the error of her bratty, selfish ways. Matt is still hurt and not having any of her apologies.
In the Season 2 episode "Let's Get It On," Lyla is upset that Riggins didn't tell Street she was coming to Mexico. Street is none too pleased either... that she's even there.
Coach Eric Taylor has his share of problems with his Dillon Panthers lineup... but the six sex-free weeks at home after Tami gave birth are also causing him consternation.
With the Panthers reeling from a rough first half and down 13-0, it's Landry who steps up and energizes them with a speech about how they're stronger together then they're ever going to be alone. On the field, he further sparks them with his play.
I know I'm far from the most talented player on this team, but it seems to me that we can either win together, or we can lose alone. And I just want to say it's an honor and a privilege to be here with y'all.
