Cowboys final play was worst than the interception vs Pats!

Tokadub":3541k1h9 said:

The final Cowboys play...

That was probably worst than when the Seahawks threw it over the middle and lost the Super Bowl vs the Patriots on a play where Jermaine Kearse was schemed to block Brandon Browner. Brandon Browner played for the Seahawks when we won a Super Bowl, so expecting Jermaine Kearse to block him so our #3-5 receiver (Ricardo Lockette) could try to catch a pass was IDIOTIC.

Not to mention we had Marshawn Lynch waiting to win...

I think what the Cowboys did here was worst than that trash Seahawks call with a short QB throwing a timing pass over the middle into mass coverage with a block vs Brandon Browner.

At least the Seahawks play made sense schematically (if you substituted a bunch of generic players instead of Brandon Browner and Malcom Butler), I feel what the Cowboys did was just straight up reckless.

So we can say we don't have the stupidest play call in NFL playoff history now.


- It was nice to see Kyler Murray throw an underhanded baby egg throw to the Rams on the goal line... that was worst play too, but we are talking about play calls.

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seabowl":39s3d8w6 said:

You can say that there is at least 1 call per every game that were worse than the call vs the Pats but that isn't saying much. It was all about the situation to win or lose the SUPERBOWL that made the call the worst in the history of the game.

By the way as I've stated before on here, what most people forget was Belichecks blunder. If the Hawks actually scored on "the play" his not taking a time out would have gone down as one of the biggest bonehead decisions ever but he came out smelling like a rose although verrry lucky.

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ZagHawk":18u194g3 said:

seabowl":18u194g3 said:

You can say that there is at least 1 call per every game that were worse than the call vs the Pats but that isn't saying much. It was all about the situation to win or lose the SUPERBOWL that made the call the worst in the history of the game.

By the way as I've stated before on here, what most people forget was Belichecks blunder. If the Hawks actually scored on "the play" his not taking a time out would have gone down as one of the biggest bonehead decisions ever but he came out smelling like a rose although verrry lucky.

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Or he was smart because he forced them to pass and put in the proper pass protection personnel knowing their tendencies

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chris98251":nv7mnb9s said:

Tokadub":nv7mnb9s said:

The final Cowboys play...

That was probably worst than when the Seahawks threw it over the middle and lost the Super Bowl vs the Patriots on a play where Jermaine Kearse was schemed to block Brandon Browner. Brandon Browner played for the Seahawks when we won a Super Bowl, so expecting Jermaine Kearse to block him so our #3-5 receiver (Ricardo Lockette) could try to catch a pass was IDIOTIC.

Not to mention we had Marshawn Lynch waiting to win...

I think what the Cowboys did here was worst than that trash Seahawks call with a short QB throwing a timing pass over the middle into mass coverage with a block vs Brandon Browner.

At least the Seahawks play made sense schematically (if you substituted a bunch of generic players instead of Brandon Browner and Malcom Butler), I feel what the Cowboys did was just straight up reckless.

So we can say we don't have the stupidest play call in NFL playoff history now.


- It was nice to see Kyler Murray throw an underhanded baby egg throw to the Rams on the goal line... that was worst play too, but we are talking about play calls.

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No it wasn't worse, not even close.

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Tokadub":g8yupxsp said:

The final Cowboys play...

That was probably worst than when the Seahawks threw it over the middle and lost the Super Bowl vs the Patriots on a play where Jermaine Kearse was schemed to block Brandon Browner. Brandon Browner played for the Seahawks when we won a Super Bowl, so expecting Jermaine Kearse to block him so our #3-5 receiver (Ricardo Lockette) could try to catch a pass was IDIOTIC.

Not to mention we had Marshawn Lynch waiting to win...

I think what the Cowboys did here was worst than that trash Seahawks call with a short QB throwing a timing pass over the middle into mass coverage with a block vs Brandon Browner.

At least the Seahawks play made sense schematically (if you substituted a bunch of generic players instead of Brandon Browner and Malcom Butler), I feel what the Cowboys did was just straight up reckless.

So we can say we don't have the stupidest play call in NFL playoff history now.


- It was nice to see Kyler Murray throw an underhanded baby egg throw to the Rams on the goal line... that was worst play too, but we are talking about play calls.

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Rat":3s09ckk2 said:

Oh good, now I can finally move past it after seven years. I wish another team had done something stupid earlier.

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SoulfishHawk":jbcglo10 said:

And was even worse than the defense giving up a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter of the SB.

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SoulfishHawk":2cnos3ng said:

I remember all of it. They lost that game for several reasons. Not just one.
I was at the game, yes, I remember it all. It's the most p*** off I've ever been at the end of the a game.
But, that one play is still not, and never was the only reason they lost the SB.

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SoulfishHawk":3dciwf4w said:

And our section was right above it, literally. Going to a Super Bowl was something I will always remember and appreciate. Sure the ending sucked, but that was a hell of a football game leading up to that play.
The miracle catch by Kearse to even put us in that spot, that was just a crazy sequence all around.
Him missing that pass earlier, it really did feel like that could haunt them later. They needed to add on some 4th quarter points.
To be honest, I had a hard time sleeping for several weeks after that game. But, at some point you gotta' move forward.

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