The Superbowl Bad Call Thread
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Originally Posted by antarius
That wasn't a lack of heart, it was a lack of preparation. That part of their failure should fall squarely on the shoulders of Andy Reid.
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Originally Posted by skabone69
Reid and McNabb should bear the responsibility. McNabb threw some really bad passes.
If they make it back next year they'll play much better.
For now, I'm glad the Patriots won. =]
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I don't think the entire team showed inexperience. Plenty of people stepped up on both sides of the ball making plays. Making catches, getting yards....getting clutch stops on defense. McNabb made a lot of poor throws, and should have gone with a hurry up offense as soon as they started the TD drive. Part of that has to go to Andy Reid too, because he's the one that makes the huddle/no huddle decision. What an onside kick by Akers too....:rofl:
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