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Are you talking about J.P. Losman? If so, then which exact play are you referring to? I can only assume it was that re ed fumble with 2 mins remaining and the lead.
That was hilarious.
Are you talking about J.P. Losman? If so, then which exact play are you referring to? I can only assume it was that re ed fumble with 2 mins remaining and the lead.
Lol, yeah, I noticed I spelled it wrong once I made the thread. Anyways, yeah, that part.
Yeah, he's crap, along with that play call. Anyways, the more games they lose, the higher the draft pick. I hope they dump the HC and the OC and the DC and the GM, and get some competent guys in there. If not, then at least I'll have the Spurs.
It was bad, but not epic fail since there wasn't a helicopter spin.
Losmen isn't anywhere near Rosenfels "epic fail" level. Losmen is Heath Shuler to Rosenfels' Montana, as far as failing is concerned.
I guess we can throw out Losmun and Losmin to complete the set.
I would say both Rosenfels & Losman did a "Piscarik" (sp).....don't know if any of you remember but in the late 70's ior early 80's, Giants vs Eagles, Giants ahead, all they had to do was fall on the ball or take a knee....Piscarik attempts a handoff to Larry Csonka who fumbles the ball, Herm Edwards scoops it up and Eagles score a TD. And if I remember correctly, the next year the Eagles won the division and the Giants sunk to the nether regions of mediocrity.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mir...he_Meadowlands
A classic.
Too bad that , Vermeil, was the beneficiary.
And sometimes Losmyn.
All these and no Lossman?
I missed those two too: the possibilites are endless. Actually, Lossman is fitting. It might be time to 'chop that.
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