Player questions the call

Tharold Simon. Of all the guys to question it, the liability who gave two easy TD's isn't it.
 
Tharold Simon. Of all the guys to question it, the liability who gave two easy TD's isn't it.
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A gerbil with Down syndrome that just popped out Richard Geres anus could have been quoted that and it would have been equally true. tharold Simon or not a lynch run would have won the game.

 
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Tharold Simon. Of all the guys to question it, the liability who gave two easy TD's isn't it.
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He was the worst player on the field today, enough said on that.
He needs to shut his mouth
 
I think they all were. It was stunningly bad. The coaching staff's main priority has to be repairing the trust of the players.

Right now the guys in the helmets feel robbed by the guys in the headsets and that's never good.
 
I think they all were. It was stunningly bad. The coaching staff's main priority has to be repairing the trust of the players.

Right now the guys in the helmets feel robbed by the guys in the headsets and that's never good.
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They worked their asses off all year just to get to this point, and some dipshit on the sidelines ruined all of that for them. I can't imagine any of them taking this retard seriously in training camp next season.
 
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I think they all were. It was stunningly bad. The coaching staff's main priority has to be repairing the trust of the players.

Right now the guys in the helmets feel robbed by the guys in the headsets and that's never good.
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They worked their asses off all year just to get to this point, and some dipshit on the sidelines ruined all of that for them. I can't imagine any of them taking this retard seriously in training camp next season.
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I'm going to get roasted for saying this.

But the Pat's player makes a fantastic play on the ball.

If he is too soon it's PI, if he is too late it is a TD.

The flip side ... it was a well executed play on the part of the Seahawks ... but the Popeye Chicken's employee was just a little better.
 
I think they all were. It was stunningly bad. The coaching staff's main priority has to be repairing the trust of the players.

Right now the guys in the helmets feel robbed by the guys in the headsets and that's never good.
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They worked their asses off all year just to get to this point, and some dipshit on the sidelines ruined all of that for them. I can't imagine any of them taking this retard seriously in training camp next season.
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I'm going to get roasted for saying this.

But the Pat's player makes a fantastic play on the ball.

If he is too soon it's PI, if he is too late it is a TD.

The flip side ... it was a well executed play on the part of the Seahawks ... but the Popeye Chicken's employee was just a little better.
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disagree. Neither Kearse or Lockette executed well, and you could argue Russell needs to throw that ball a bit lower to protect against the tip in the air (which didn't happen, but was certainly a possibility).

Poor execution by the Hooks on that one.
 
I can't believe Lockette didn't get a hand on it. The Pats get the INT maybe one or two times if that play is ran 100 times.
 
I can't believe Lockette didn't get a hand on it. The Pats get the INT maybe one or two times if that play is ran 100 times.
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"I've seen the route at practice. And Josh Boyce beat me on it in practice and Bill was telling me, 'You've got to be on it, So memorization and preparation took over and I just said 'Jump the route and make the play."

- Malcolm Butler
 
I can't believe Lockette didn't get a hand on it. The Pats get the INT maybe one or two times if that play is ran 100 times.
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"I've seen the route at practice. And Josh Boyce beat me on it in practice and Bill was telling me, 'You've got to be on it, So memorization and preparation took over and I just said 'Jump the route and make the play."

- Malcolm Butler
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Okay? Obviously he jumped it. If you watch the play, Lockette's hand is maybe an inch away from the ball. Somehow it completely missed his hand.
 
I can't believe Lockette didn't get a hand on it. The Pats get the INT maybe one or two times if that play is ran 100 times.
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"I've seen the route at practice. And Josh Boyce beat me on it in practice and Bill was telling me, 'You've got to be on it, So memorization and preparation took over and I just said 'Jump the route and make the play."

- Malcolm Butler
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Okay? Obviously he jumped it. If you watch the play, Lockette's hand is maybe an inch away from the ball. Somehow it completely missed his hand.
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You just got smoked by a free agent undradted corner...sit with that one hawks
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Like half the Seattle team is undrafted free agents. It's probably less insulting to Seattle than it would be to most teams.
 
Pete Carroll's huge dick cost the Hawks the game. Pete wanted to stick a dagger into Belichik with that kind of an exclamation point touchdown... if it was about #WinningForever he would have gone with Lynch, but it seems Pete's trying to overcome What's Your Deal?
 
Pete Carroll's huge dick cost the Hawks the game. Pete wanted to stick a dagger into Belichik with that kind of an exclamation point touchdown... if it was about #WinningForever he would have gone with Lynch, but it seems Pete's trying to overcome What's Your Deal?
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There isn't really an exclamation point TD when you are on the one yard line. The exclamation point would have been winning back to back Super Bowls.
 
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