[EdnaMode]

That was one of many troll edits of Williams' page since yesterday's game.

[Red Badger]

I am not a Saints fan, but the trolls should leave Marcus alone.

A loss is a team effort, just as a win is..................

[discostu]

That’s pretty harsh. Yeah he blew it, but that happens. It is just a game after all kids.

[left that other site]

Bill Buckner is probably glad that they didn’t have Wikipedia back in 1986.

[dirtboy]

That was so much more than a missed tackle. He also managed to roll-block the only other teammate with a chance to make the tackle.

[Night Hides Not]

I respect him, he stood up and took responsibility for his actions, no excuses.

And yes, you win as a team and lose as a team.

[loveliberty2]

Great example of the problem with so-called “social media.” People “can’t do” people feel they gain some sort of “status” by commenting negatively on those who have the courage and talent to attempt great things, with full knowledge that if they make a misstep, the naysayers will do what they are prone to do—criticize!

[BenLurkin]

Die NFL, die!

[SkyPilot]

I stopped watching the NFL.

People like this guy are one of the reasons why.

Video: Disgruntled Saints Fan Throws 65" TV Off Balcony

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFqAameevkk

[dfwgator]

He should just be glad he doesn’t play in Colombia.

[hinckley buzzard]

I saw the clip of this play, it is obvious what he was trying to do, but an athletic receiver won the contest. People ought to keep this crap in perspective and not attack the guy, who no doubt feels worse than any of the drunks and bleacher bums giving him a hard time.

[JimRed]

He was trying to avoid a pass interference call, realizing he would hit the receiver before the ball arrived. But instead of putting on the brakes (extremely difficult once momentum is increased) he went low. He slid into his teammate who was coming across and would have otherwise had a shot at the tackle or a shove out of bounds before the goal line. Bad luck for the kid; with better timing of defender-ball-receiver he’d be the hero instead of the goat.