Hill's Reaction To Last Two Penalties

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(01-15-2016, 01:33 PM)OrlandoBengal Wrote: That is a play that will stick with him for a very long time.  If not for the 25 year drought, which is unfair to him, it would probably be forgotten much quicker, but not in Cincinnati.  It could be talked about for the rest of his career.

Exactly.

It is not fair to him. But it is what it is.

He is now "The Guy Who Fumbled", the play which started off one of the most outrageous meltdowns in all of sports history. When these things happen during the playoffs, they become part of football lore.

I believe that trading him might be the best thing for his career and for the franchise in the long run. I think it is very rare for a player to eventually come back as a "hero" on a team were he has become the "goat".