the Patriots had on offense when they went for the TD? It's kind of like an unwritten rule you take a knee there isn't it. I've always admired BB because he came from the Giants coaching tree but that ticked me off especially where he and TC are supposedly good friends. Of course BB has been known to run up scores. Maybe that's why BB and dipshit from Tampa Bay get along so good.Notice TC did the right thing with 4 seconds. He conceded the game to not risk anyone getting hurt in a desperate attempt to force overtime.
Getting worked up about a team throwing the football at the end of a preseason game and scoring just isn't something I'm interested in.
Maybe Terrence Frederick should have just timed his jump better and knocked the ball down.
Besides, maybe BB felt he'd give Tebow one more last play in the NFL.
yawn...next
The end of 2nd half guys most of those guys are probably not on as much of a hot seat.
Again... see Tom Coughlin doing something similar... let me put my kicker in a big game situation... kick us into overtime of the 3rd preseason game.
The games don't matter and studying your players is more important than a win but every coach would still like to walk away with a win if they can.
Lord knows the Giants could have used as many as those opportunities as possible this preseason.
It would've been a push had they simple taken a knee. If you are a degenerate and took them last night, that last play won you a few bucks.
That happened.
Things finally begin to matter in 9 days
So you either use it for practice or you don't.
Mike is likely the most correct...he wanted a feel good moment for Tebow.
But there is no way Coughlin takes a knee there. There have been other preseason games where Coughlin does that.
The Jets game? The game wasn't decided.
That smile would have become laughter though if we returned the KO and made a two point conversion ...
I'm more irked our D sucks so much we gave up 2 TDs to Tebow.
Eric from BBI : 1:34 pm
don't give me this "Patriots were practicing plays" crap. Why didn't they practice plays at the end of the first half when they knelt on the ball with one minute left.
Different players in the game and a different mindset for the evaluation process?
That's good to know as well.
He's not going to risk a possible injury with that last snap unless there's a good reason for it. What did he want to see, who knows? But I'm pretty sure its not for some stupid reason like wanting to run up the score or whatever!!!
Besides who cares if he runs up the score in a pre season game?!! Thats going to make up for 2 SB loses to the Giants?!!!
It was typical and to be expected from the Pats. I would have just had my players walk off the field before the snap.