03-02-2016, 08:49 PM
(03-02-2016, 08:36 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Then must later in the interview he was asked to explain his reasoning for running into the tunnel after his INT and that's when he said you put faith in your teammate(s).
This part of the game, IMHO, more than any other, was the worst, most head scratching, what the frack are you doing, moment of the game.
What does this even mean, you put your faith in your teammates? What does that have to do with running into the tunnel, ALL THE WAY INTO THE LOCKER ROOM, with damn near 2 minutes left in a 1pt game? And it wasn't just one player, it was 5 or 6 guys, half the defense. And they were in there awhile.
They're lucky they didn't flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct, or a delay of game, which would have driven them out of field goal range. Not to mention there's a chance they get a safety if they play isn't blown dead.
What an idiotic play. You want to talk stupid, or out of control? That's the play that needs to be talked about. What the hell were they thinking?
Ok, you put faith in your offense. They hold on to the ball, and manage a field goal, to put your up 4. That's assuming Nugent makes it and your shenanigans (What's the restraurant you're always talking about, Favra?) don't cost them yards. You probably still going to have to come back, defend the kick and play a series on D. In a single possession game.
What a ***** idiot. You might as well say that, because you have faith in your teammates, Hill can just fumble there on purpose. His teammates got this. Jesus Christ, act like you have an ounce of discipline.
Running into the tunnel and celebrating with that amount of time left, IN A PLAYOFF GAME, may be one of the dumbest things I've ever witnessed from this team. Good God are Burfict and Jones stupid.
