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Originally Posted by smootsmack
SUNRA was undoubtedly looking at this when he wrote that the rules state the game cannot be stopped due to a communication malfunction between the headcoach and the QB
However, as SUNRA points out Gibbs was indeed quite upset about the malfunction between the booth and the field.
And in that case, the Browns should not have been allowed to use their headsets either
However, while the headset was a nuisance it was part of several issues that day. Not the least of which was a costly fumble by Clinton Portis-along with poor special teams play and an inept offense.
See fellas, it's possible for more than one person to be right. Can't we all get along  |
No, Smoot I wasn't looking at the spokesman writings at all. I actually remembered the press conference when Gibbs explained the rules.