What an absolutely STUPID run back by Butler at the end of the game

[NashvilleNinja]

9 minutes ago, Denali said:

What's even more obvious is that it was a stupid fucking run back.

 

[heyitsmeallen]

Idc. We won, and it covered the spread. 

[NashvilleNinja]

Just now, heyitsmeallen said:

Idc. We won, and it covered the spread. 

Not in the Yahoo pickem league. It was 10 points there.

[IsntLifeFunny]

Our QB is down (not surprising) we lost Casey and Logan is gone. He said fuck it I'll be the idiot to lead by dumbass example.

[Supdawg]

2 hours ago, Denali said:

Reminded me of when McDowell tried to run it back at the end of the Jets wild card playoff game (Dish slammed the ball to the ground in disgust afterwards).

My fantasy team thanks him greatly 

[titansjr9988]

I think I was the only one jumping up and down yelling dont score, get down, as he was running into the endzone 

[OILERMAN]

The smarter play was to go down but not a big deal

[scine09]

In theory it would have been the smart play, but there was no time on the clock, he wasn't going to get tackled, what's the big deal?

 

It would have been different had there been time on the clock and it was a 1 point game, making it an 8 point game and the Redskins had no timeouts.

[EarlofDuke]

22 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

The smarter play was to go down but not a big deal

Some people don't understand the concept of context.  If the LOS is near the red zone, it's a different story.  In this case the Redskins had the ball at their own 15 and the interception was made at around the Titans' 45 with no time on the clock.  The odds of it backfiring were all but non-existent and a guy who has had a rough year gets a moment in the spotlight.  The fact that there was an option that was better doesn't mean that the option chosen was bad.

[pat]

It wasn't a dumb play, but it was big ole middle finger to the Redskins

[No1TitansFan]

His pressure on the CB blitz that helped precipitate Byard's int was his best play.

[nine]

35 minutes ago, No1TitansFan said:

His pressure on the CB blitz that helped precipitate Byard's int was his best play.

 

Byard obviously gets all the glory there....but it was Butler's leap that forced Johnson to throw high, resulting in a badly overthrown ball and an easy INT for Byard.

 

Definitely a huge play by Butler.   

 

After a terrible start to the season, he stepped it up and has played *really* well over the past several games.

[CaliTitan3518]

He went untouched so I don’t really care. Had he been trying to act like Henry to get a TD it would be a different story.