At Least Two NFL Games Were Lost By Coaches
Op-ed by TheWiseOldFart
The bottom line: the New Orleans Saints lost because their
Head Coach failed to run the ball three times and get his field goal kicker in
position to win the game. The Minnesota Vikings lost because their coach did
not have their Quarterback spike the ball. They would have had two plays to gain
a victory.
53 players risk injury and giver their all to play this
game, and to have an incompetent coach lose the game is unforgivable.
Dennis Allen, head coach of the Saints, should be fired
immediately. All he needed to win the game was a field goal. With less than two
minutes left, he allowed his backup QB to pass the ball. If he would have run
the ball up the middle, he would have used time and placed his kicker in a
better position to gain the victory. Terrible decision.
Kevin O’Connell, head coach of the Vikings, needed a
touchdown to win. His refusal to save time for his quarterback guaranteed a
loss.
Both of these men should be fired on Monday morning. Both of
these teams could have won the NFC and advanced to the Super Bowl. Instead,
they gave their teams doubts that they could win anything of importance in the
future. Their seasons may be lost with 14 games to go.
Finally, not a single announcer on any network had the
courage or the insight to blame these coaches for their team’s losses. More
corporate bullshit.
Op-ed by James Turnage
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