Re: Defering in the NFL

"Jim R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >Any coach who even begins to chew ME out because his captain either didn't
> know, or couldn't follow, his instructions would be DQ'ed on the spot, and then
> the Game Report to State will recommend lunch with the Commissioner.>
>
> Hold on, Scott.  I never said that I've had a coach "chew me out" for this.
> Even the Phi Beta Kappas around here know better than that.

Oh.  I thought this is what you meant by "blame us".


> What I DID say was that they WOULD blame us for allowing their captain
> to screw up.

But that's not only silly, but illogical as well.


> > Do you tell the QB when his coach wants him to run, pass or take a
> > sack when under a heavy rush?
> >
> > If not, why is this different?
>
> Is that rhetorical, or do you really not see the difference?

No, it is not rhetorical.

I'm sure there are others who would like you to explain the difference,
as you see it.


--  Scott