Win or lose in OT, Siriani is a horse's ass

[Bob In PA]

That's all, folks.  Bob

[MagicRat]

The guy is a total gobshite.

[spiderblue43]

He's a classless jerk..and Philly loves him emulating that scab of a town.

[afan56]

What happened?

[TDToomer]

What happened?

Seriously. OP assume we all know what he did.

[MightyGiants]

@afan56 and @TDToomer

I am guessing it was the Eagles scoring a TD with over a minute thirty left on the clock rather than simply driving the field, milking the clock, and going for the FG and the sure win.   The early TD and the taunting penalty allowed Washington to put the game into overtime.

[TDToomer]

@afan56 and @TDToomer

I am guessing it was the Eagles scoring a TD with over a minute thirty left on the clock rather than simply driving the field, milking the clock, and going for the FG and the sure win.   The early TD and the taunting penalty allowed Washington to put the game into overtime.

The Taunting penalty was on AJ Brown right? How is that the coaches fault?

[MightyGiants]

The Taunting penalty was on AJ Brown right? How is that the coaches fault?

I am not looking to debate the issue, I am just trying to provide the missing context.  The taunting only made the situation worse.   All Siriani had to do was milk the clock and get close enough for a gimmie FG, and the game was over.

[Bob In PA]

What happened?

Bob1: What Rich (Mighty) said. Bob2 lol

[DaveBrown74]

Haha. I'm sure if we were 4-0 and just coming off a SB appearance and had a very young QB who was in the MVP race last year, and we routinely owned them every year for years, their fans would hate Daboll too.

[Bob In PA]

The Taunting penalty was on AJ Brown right? How is that the coaches fault?

TD: It's not. But don't tempt the football gods. He had a win against a division rival in his hip pocket.

You do NOT put the ball in the air. You do NOT do anything that gives them the ball with a chance to win or tie.

True JUSTICE would have been for Ron Rivera to step out of character, go for two, and win the game. He did not choose that option because it's just not a Ron Rivera move. He's a lot like Coughlin in that regard. If the same thing had happened to the Giants last year, Daboll would have gone for two, IMO.

Bob

[Bob In PA]

Haha. I'm sure if we were 4-0 and just coming off a SB appearance and had a very young QB who was in the MVP race last year, and we routinely owned them every year for years, their fans would hate Daboll too.

DB: Has nothing to do with that.  Right now, he apparently has deceived himself into believing he is exempt from the ups and downs of the NFL.

He has little respect for the "lucky-ness" of the position in which he presently finds himself. 

Thanks to the front office's brilliance (and the stupidity of the rest of the league generally) great players seeming fall from the sky INTO HIS LAP every year.

BUT HE WILL LEARN... the football gods will eventually get around to exacting their revenge.

Bob

[DaveBrown74]

DB: Has nothing to do with that.  Right now, he apparently has deceived himself into believing he is exempt from the ups and downs of the NFL.

He has little respect for the "lucky-ness" of the position in which he presently finds himself. 

Thanks to the front office's brilliance (and the stupidity of the rest of the league generally) great players seeming fall from the sky INTO HIS LAP every year.

BUT HE WILL LEARN... the football gods will eventually get around to exacting their revenge.

Bob

He comes off as a jerk to me too. It wouldn't bother me though if we were at least somewhat competitive with his team.

[Painter]

Valid observation, i.e. criticism of Siriani. Except for the name-calling, not much different from that directed at the Giants players and staff by some folks.

Cheers!

[Bob In PA]

Except for the name-calling,

Larry: I thought departure from my usual rule of decorum was justified (and apt) under the unique set of circumstances. LOL