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Originally Posted by BaseballMan
I have not said that you said or believed anything.
I merely pointed out its more likely they were distracted than that they actually threw the game.
It doesn't matter if they told the coach or not. Do you think the coaches would not have heard something on the sidelines? Do you think the rest of the team was ok with risking their qb getting injured?
You said you were going to paint a picture but then you just went off on some political rant talking about Trump and that you didn't want it to become political.
I was never talking at all about why the players were sitting. My whole focus has been on whether the offensive line quit on Carr and whether it would have even made sense for them to do so.
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Dude, I played a lot of football in my lifetime, distractions are an excuse. Once you get on the field you can either play or not. You either have skill or you don't. Nothing in your social life matters on the field. You don't run slower because your mother died. You don't drop passes because the President sends mean tweets. That' not reality. The game is easy and there are no such thing as distractions while you play. They are an excuse.