According to a person familiar with Slocum’s instructions on the sideline, one of the last things he told his hands team before the play was this: "If your name isn't Jordy Nelson or Micah Hyde, don't try to field the ball." Of course, we all know that Brandon Bostick, who was released earlier this week, tried to catch it and failed, allowing the Seahawks to recover.

Demovsky 



More bullshit from the Vic Ketchman "players not plays" brigade. If there was accountability on this staff, players would have to, you know, DO THEIR JOBS or they wouldn't continue to be out there.

Coaches aren't there to just call plays and assume the players are going to execute them. It is the staff's RESPONSIBILITY to get the players to succeed. At least theoretically. Not sure if that is the case with this team, this staff.

These ST have shit themselves for years, but this season was the worst ever.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

You can tell people to do the right thing all day long. It's a lot harder and takes a great leader to get those people to actually do those things

Originally Posted by: Porforis 

Demovsky 



More bullshit from the Vic Ketchman "players not plays" brigade. If there was accountability on this staff, players would have to, you know, DO THEIR JOBS or they wouldn't continue to be out there.

Coaches aren't there to just call plays and assume the players are going to execute them. It is the staff's RESPONSIBILITY to get the players to succeed. At least theoretically. Not sure if that is the case with this team, this staff.

These ST have shit themselves for years, but this season was the worst ever.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

With all the time you must spend in the locker room to KNOW how much accountability there is or was, why didn't you make sure they were accountable?

Your posts are becoming idiotic.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins