Who called the 2nd timeout?

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EternalEnigma21
12-02-2007, 04:42 PM
what is one more year going to hurt? A new coach is just going to go through a bunch of bullshit when he gets here cause we're not doing things his way. there are a couple of adjustments that need to be made to get this team on track and given the circumstances with the injuries and death of our best player, I say give it time.

I don't see how anyone could form or change an opinion of this team based on this game

chrisl4064
12-02-2007, 04:44 PM
I think Gibbs acknowledged calling both, but does the TO really make a difference. We should not have allowed then the opportunity to be in FG range.


yes it does make a difference because that is how joe gibbs plays the game unfotunatley and that is to barely win, or not win at all.

SmootSmack
12-02-2007, 04:45 PM
To play devil's advocate for a minute here. Let's just suppose someone else (Danny Smith?) had called the timeout, does anyone really think Gibbs would have done anything other than take the blame for it?

I'm not saying Gibbs didn't call the timeout. I'm sure he did. But if he didn't, do you think (save for video evidence) anyone would ever know?

skinsfaninok
12-02-2007, 04:45 PM
Yea i really agree GIBBS is done, he needs to retire, i am so upset with ST still that the game doesn't really even bother me anymore but if gibbs goes who replaces him? GW

Daseal
12-02-2007, 04:47 PM
I think Gibbs acknowledged calling both, but does the TO really make a difference. We should not have allowed then the opportunity to be in FG range.
This argument bothers me. Did this penalty directly lead to the Redskins loss? We don't know. Chances are Lindel would have hit it through. However, when you knock 45 feet off of a FG attempt in a cold rainy atmosphere, you're doing the other team a huge favor. Losses aren't often based on one mistake, a loss is based on the compilation of mistakes. When those mistakes are coming from the coaches, it's really bad. The Oline did struggle, but in fairness, the defense didnt give up a single TD and our offense gave up 2 of those points.

I don't see how anyone could form or change an opinion of this team based on this game
This just added fuel to the fire. If it were just this week, kinda understandable. But we're seeing a trend and not going after it.

flashalexb
12-02-2007, 04:48 PM
Gibbs blew it and then they focus the camera in on Landry to make it look like he did something. I mean how can you not know the rules. You haven't coached college since 1972 so what makes you think the rules are the same. You think he would have learned by now. It's rediculous plus that soft zone crap we play in so they can just work their way down the field.

chrisl4064
12-02-2007, 04:48 PM
To play devil's advocate for a minute here. Let's just suppose someone else (Danny Smith?) had called the timeout, does anyone really think Gibbs would have done anything other than take the blame for it?

I'm not saying Gibbs didn't call the timeout. I'm sure he did. But if he didn't, do you think (save for video evidence) anyone would ever know?


i see your point and yes you are most likely correct in assuming he would, but honestly this is what you get when you take the heat for it.

hooskins
12-02-2007, 04:50 PM
To play devil's advocate for a minute here. Let's just suppose someone else (Danny Smith?) had called the timeout, does anyone really think Gibbs would have done anything other than take the blame for it?

I'm not saying Gibbs didn't call the timeout. I'm sure he did. But if he didn't, do you think (save for video evidence) anyone would ever know?

only head coaches can call timeouts right?

hooskins
12-02-2007, 04:51 PM
besides players

Daseal
12-02-2007, 04:53 PM
correct, hoo.

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