No head coach or front office would ever in a million, bazillion years choose a questionable play in order to gain additional leverage over a contract negotiation and/or elevate one player over another for purposes of commemorative DVDs or lacquered plaques or whatever instead of going with the highest percentage play…
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The INT makes perfect sense, Pete Carroll is a fucking idiot.
You think that Chris Collinsworth is the reason why this is being second-guessed? That's some Pete Carroll-esque overthinking right there.
They were losing. They needed to score. Wilson to Lockette is the equivalent of the Bulls letting Craig Hodges take the final shot against Cleveland in 1989 instead of Jordan. You…
I feel bad for Pete Carroll's gum, because it is getting destroyed.
"I'm Rob Lowe and I have DirecTV"
Listen, I think Russell Wilson is a franchise QB and a top 10 QB in the league. But the amount of ball-washing the guy gets is infuriating. The media seemingly completely forgot his five turnover performance two weeks ago, or his SB record in least amount of completions, and a terrible throw. Hell, on that amazing…
Where's your God now, Russell?
Earlier tonight, there was a reported earthquake in Seattle. Soon thereafter, scientists discovered it was just a bunch of Seahawks fans jumping off the bandwagon.
Carroll went on to say the refs would have found a way to take it away regardless, since the Jews in Kraft's box had already left to come down to the field.
Sorry, but there is NO defending that call. Inside the red zone, you look for the highest percentage, lowest risk play to call. The Patriots hadn't stopped Lynch on the previous play and the Seahawks still had 2 TO's in their pocket. Even if he's stopped cold on the 1 the Seahawks could still stop the clock and have 2…
The play call was wrong. The play call is run on 2nd. If stopped, take time out and pass on 3rd, and wildcard on 4th. Best case scenario Pats get ball with :20 on their 20. If everything goes right they get a FG attempt to send to OT. So if you screw up here, you lose, if you run in on 2nd, best case is win,…
Are you insane? You wanna pass, fine... I LITERALLY can't think of a more dangerous throw to make than that one. Throw a fade, throw a corner, throw to the back of the endzone... literally, ANYTHING else
I mean really, how hard is it to believe that a 9/11 denier could out think himself?
The Seahawks are on the one and Lynch is ready to go. No way they can lose.
The worst call in NFL history. Period. Period. End of story. Period.
That walkie-talkie 0n super loud with someone from the TV production truck blabbing away was so distracting I couldn't even comprehend what he was saying live.
This sounds a bit like a Boston fan trying to make it seem more like a Pats win than a Seahawks loss
Worse call in the history of sports. Period.
The Sharks hang out at the superbowl because they know the Jets are nowhere around.