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MannyGoldstein

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27. Maybe Pete Carroll is still on the Pats payroll

Reply to kelliekat44 (Original post)

Mon Feb 2, 2015, 12:37 AM

Feb 2015

Someone needs to look into that.

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Who made that last call for Seattle, the coach or the quarterback? nt [View all] kelliekat44 Feb 2015 OP

Most of us are blaming the OC... Wounded Bear Feb 2015 #1

well it was a rather offensive call kydo Feb 2015 #6

A Bookie In Las Vegas.....nt global1 Feb 2015 #2

LOL! cherokeeprogressive Feb 2015 #7

SNAP!!!!!!!! mackerel Feb 2015 #15

Hey - read that Patriots were favored by 1 until Saturday afternoon Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2015 #30

I'm wondering cilla4progress Feb 2015 #3

High School coaches would not make that call. Drahthaardogs Feb 2015 #4

When I saw that call, I said the fix was in..... TheNutcracker Feb 2015 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author former9thward Feb 2015 #12

I like the Broncos and the Chiefs Drahthaardogs Feb 2015 #13

Total disrespect for Marshawn IMHO. nt kelliekat44 Feb 2015 #8

Seattle did what Packers did - collapsed in the 4th Panich52 Feb 2015 #9

Or 'The Packers grabbed defeat from the jaws of victory' elias49 Feb 2015 #28

It's the coach's fault. hughee99 Feb 2015 #10

don't think it was the pass play per se. It was that he threw into Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2015 #31

We all thought from the get go something was wrong montanacowboy Feb 2015 #11

That is not a given, you know. Even the best players have been known to fumble or be stopped. WinkyDink Feb 2015 #36

That would be Darrell Bevell. MohRokTah Feb 2015 #14

Was a worse play ever called during a Super bowl? FSogol Feb 2015 #16

Maybe not a Super Bowl sharp_stick Feb 2015 #18

That was a epic collapse, but I'm talking about a single play that lost a game FSogol Feb 2015 #19

Not a single play in the Super Bowl sharp_stick Feb 2015 #21

Carroll had nothing to do with that play. That was ALL Darrell Bevell. eom MohRokTah Feb 2015 #22

You don't think Pete Carroll sharp_stick Feb 2015 #25

Nope, calling that play was Darrell Bevell's job. MohRokTah Feb 2015 #26

Pete Carroll sharp_stick Feb 2015 #17

Darrell Bevell MohRokTah Feb 2015 #23

Chicago is sure to hire whoever made that call. Kaleva Feb 2015 #20

The Bears already hired Adam Gase to be offensive coordinator. MohRokTah Feb 2015 #24

Maybe Pete Carroll is still on the Pats payroll MannyGoldstein Feb 2015 #27

That play: Dumb or Dumbest? Blue Owl Feb 2015 #29

Lynch rushed for 102 yards on 24 carries and a touchdown. Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2015 #32

I think Bill Belichick made that call. he was the only person in the stadium that wanted that play Takket Feb 2015 #33

No. HERE'S the question: "If that pass had been successful, who would be praised for the call?" WinkyDink Feb 2015 #34

No, even if made it was a stupid call. kelliekat44 Feb 2015 #37

That pass, in a fraction of a second, could have been a TD for Seattle. demosincebirth Feb 2015 #35

Yup. lovemydog Feb 2015 #38