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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 768745">Memory can play tricks:[MEDIA=youtube]AhFjIblp90c[/MEDIA]He was caught flat footed, maybe he had his eyes elsewhere at the moment the ball was released, he was late to react.  Certainly a bad play, but not what you described.I suppose you might see it as a situation where if he had batted the ball down then the Packers still march down the field, still kick the FG, and win.  That's entirely unpredictable not knowing how Seattle's defense would have played protecting only a 1 point lead.In that second half and OT, we saw from Seattle a fake kick going for a TD on faulty coaching (Carrol said he identified this opportunity on tape), an onside kick recovered on a muff where the assignment was for the Packer player to block not recover, and 3 TDs covering over 200 yards in the last 7 minutes of the game, while in the midst of this collapse Matthews was trying to lead a celebration on the sidelines.It was a collective collapse with more memorable moments than the C-D brain fart.  Singling out one gaffe over another is pointless in an overwhelming team "effort".Slocum got fired.  Capers should have been right behind him heading out the door in keeping with collective failure.</blockquote>

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