"A play like that can cost you the game"
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is what one of the announcers of the Pitt-Cincy game said at the end of the first half with the score tied 7-7 and a Cincy defender dropped a wounded duck sure fire interception standing in the endzone.
What the announcer was saying is that when you give up three points by dropping an interception even in the first half, it can come back to bite you.
Why this post? To point out that the "Henne lost us this game" people on this board, thought it was absolutely ridiculous for me to point to Nolan Carroll's dropped sure interception even though the score was tied in our game also BUT IT WAS WITH ONLY LESS THAN TWO MINUTES LEFT IN THE GAME AND Nolan had a sure-fire touchdown or at least (even worse for the Browns) he was standing in field goal range where he caught it so even had he been tackled, we could have run out the clock and kicked the field goal.
Yeah, right R/Jay, true enough but when people were pointing at Henne as the ONE player who cost us the game, it is fair to say if it was ONE PLAYER, it was Nolan.
R/Jay, you ought to be a lawyer because you can skillfully change the subject.
And it that's Henne that is responsible for ALL of our ten points today. He scrambled on a broken play to put us into field goal range and threw a touchdown pass.
And today's game should not have been close. Sean Smith had two TDs in his hands today, and dropped both. On good teams, those kinds of plays get made.