re: I'm actually not insanely upset

He called a wonderful game...except in those situations. I understand what he's trying to do, but I think the risk is far more than the reward. We got lucky Emory's pass was a touchdown on a freak of nature play because it could have easily been a pick (it was just lying there in the defender's hands but we were lucky Perine yanked it out) and Trask's pick can almost 100% be placed on Mullen for rotating them like that -- and maybe a little of defensive holding since Cleveland would have been wide open on a one on one.

Again, this is not anything more than saying we need to shelf that idea going forward -- we have way too many assets in the game at any time at WR not to use more outside runs (sweeps and reverses).