Wow. The ignorance abounds…

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Remind me, how many yards did Oregon rush for on Saturday? Funny, I doubt you say the same thing about Oregon (who by the way played an almost identical game to us yesterday).

As for the timeouts, he probably called them because they were necessary. Perhaps they didn’t like the play call, or perhaps they weren’t lined up correctly. As for the timeout with 2 seconds left, I suggest you go back And watch the game. He called the timeout because it was fourth down and the play clock was going to expire. He didn’t want to punt the ball, so he told freeman to take the snap and wait 2 seconds until the clock expired. Seemed to work just fine, don’t you think?

I don’t think Doug Martin cares about his stats. Don’t believe me- watch the post game press conference. He’s very unselfish, and a true team player. You’re not his agent, so the “if” you speak of is irrelevant.

On the other hand, it’s very hard to lose when you get almost 300 yards rushing.

I’m still disturbed by when he feels he needs to take the reins and call time outs. He simply has no concept of clock management or strategy. If he would just not interfere the team just might prosper.

Now because of his ridiculous victory formation knee assaults the Bucs are afraid to use them. Martin’s agent is going to get pissed, when his client is asked to run backwards, to chew clock. RB’s get paid to run forward. Instead of losing 15 yards, he could have added 15 yards to his record setting total.

How about calling time out with 2 seconds left? It’s a good thing Buddy Ryan wasn’t the opposing coach, there would have been a HC scrap at midfield.

This guy hit on three starters (dare I say future stars?) in his first three picks this past April. Another draft like the past couple, and the Glazers have a consistent playoff team, which is EXACTLY what Mark Dominik was hired to do.