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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voyageur" data-source="post: 1017604" data-attributes="member: 17953">When you boil it all down, the onus of what happened falls on LeFleur. If he called a pass play, and told Love that he shouldn't throw it away, it was a horrible call. What he should have called would have been a run play, because the clock would have kept running, and it would very likely have made the kick from even a shorter distance, than it would have been, before the sack. That means LeFleur better take a darned good look in the mirror, when he's criticizing Barry, because he actually set Barry and the defense up to fail, because he could have gotten the 3 points, and forced the Giants to use that essential time out.It's like I've repeatedly said. LeFleur is not a good coach in the closing minutes of a game, and his sense of the game when it comes to clock management, and play calling isn't even close to being decent. Even during the course of a game, if he finds someone who made a great play on offense, he runs the entire offense through them. Opponents know that, and gauge their defenses to take advantage of that problem we have.Quite honestly, he either needs to change, or quit running the offense. He should probably step aside, and let someone else, less predictable, run the play selection. That makes me question if he's telling Barry which defense he wants in the closing minutes of games?</blockquote>

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