[sphinx]

I didn't watch the game and have no interest in who won. But what's the fuss? Give the ball to a fullback, watch him get stacked up at the line or fumble, and the very same people who are complaining this morning would still be complaining, on the grounds that a run up the middle was the most predictable play in football and the coach should have called something safe, like a short pass.

20/20 hindsight is a wonderful thing.

The quarterback threw a bad ball. It happens. Running backs fumble on the goal line. It happens. It happens everywhere, with some regularity, save for one place, and that is in the fantasy football world buried deep in the minds of Monday morning quarterbacks.

[JimRed]

The quarterback threw a bad ball.

Differing opinion. It was a great defensive play. Had the defender got there a split second later, Seattle scores.