How do you like me now?

[ATL96Steeler]

But a call in week 16 is not the same as a call that cost a trip to the Super Bowl. Can you think of one example of a coach standing up and saying "yeah that bad all in the end zone really helped us out"? Yeah me neither.

Not comparing the significance of the games...the missed call was blatant on both accounts was my point. One coach handled it like a professional. one didn't.

You never see a HC go off the deep end about a missed call like that either...inciting an entire fan base...that was a joke.

 

[ATL96Steeler]

Agreed....might have to grade on a curve being a Falcon fan and all.

If I were a Saints fan, I'd never forget an outrageous non call that kept us from the SB and would hope my coach wouldn't either.

Never is a long time...What good does it do you?

 

[Mofo]

I hate gruden but give him his props

Gruden is COY so far. Hands down

Gruden is not a bad coach. The average idiot fan thinks everyone is terrible at what they do. Every coach is bad, every announcer is bad, hell even every movie and tv show is bad. I vouched for Gruden for the Packers job and everyone laughed.

Which Gruden?

Sadly, the “Gruden Bowl” can’t take place this year. So much for the 78214:1 starting odds...

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

Not comparing the significance of the games...the missed call was blatant on both accounts was my point. One coach handled it like a professional. one didn't.

That's because there has never been such a bad missed call that cost a team a trip to the Super Bowl before. Again his reaction was entirely understandable and if it was your team and your coach given the magnitude of that game I'm pretty sure you would want him to speak up and not just take it.

But I get it, as fans we don't need much of a reason to love or hate a team, player or coach. We all do it.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Kubiak is the greatest Houston Texans coach of all time! And don't you forget it.

Do you still call him Koobs? Or is it "Thee Koobs?"

 

[ATL96Steeler]

That's because there has never been such a bad missed call that cost a team a trip to the Super Bowl before. Again his reaction was entirely understandable and if it was your team and your coach given the magnitude of that game I'm pretty sure you would want him to speak up and not just take it.

But I get it, as fans we don't need much of a reason to love or hate a team, player or coach. We all do it.

Fair points, but he did far more than just speak up. Even though I think he handled that like a bitch...I've long given Payton props for being a good HC.

 

[SteelersPride]

Which Gruden?

Sadly, the “Gruden Bowl” can’t take place this year. So much for the 78214:1 starting odds...

john

 

[dtgold88]

Fair points, but he did far more than just speak up. Even though I think he handled that like a bitch...I've long given Payton props for being a good HC.

Never mind despite the bad call (and, yes, it was awful) the Saints were still allowed to stop the Rams from scoring, score themselves in OT, then stop the Rams from scoring again in OT.

 

[ATL96Steeler]

Never mind despite the bad call (and, yes, it was awful) the Saints were still allowed to stop the Rams from scoring, score themselves in OT, then stop the Rams from scoring again in OT.

That's really what makes him look so bad...after the bad call, they still had opportunities to win the game and didn't.

 

[Battlelyon]

That's really what makes him look so bad...after the bad call, they still had opportunities to win the game and didn't.

And the whole thing gives old boy a pass with his bad play calling down the stretch.

 

[PDay8810]

Never is a long time...What good does it do you?

lol....Duane Thomas fumbled at the goal line and Dallas's center (Dave Manders) had the football. That cost Dallas SB5 win and I haven't forgotten.

some fans, coaches and players never forget. It actually motivates um

 

[ATL96Steeler]

lol....Duane Thomas fumbled at the goal line and Dallas's center (Dave Manders) had the football. That cost Dallas SB5 win and I haven't forgotten.

some fans, coaches and players never forget. It actually motivates um

Most fans never forget...it's the moving on part I was talking about.