Did anyone else watching the NE-Carolina game think it was inexcusable that Belichick didn't challenge the ruling on Brady's "fumble" at the NE 12-yard line?
I mean, you've just gotten back in the game with an interception for a touchdown, stopped the Panthers and regained possession. Why would you allow the momentum to slip away, especially on such a debatable yet clearly tide-turning play, without at least a challenge?
I'm not a Panthers fan, but I have to hand it to them...they did step up, especially after the 2 consecutive horribly blown coverage assignments leading to the easy NE first score. They could have folded up shop at that point, but they didn't. Kudos to them.
I mean, you've just gotten back in the game with an interception for a touchdown, stopped the Panthers and regained possession. Why would you allow the momentum to slip away, especially on such a debatable yet clearly tide-turning play, without at least a challenge?
I'm not a Panthers fan, but I have to hand it to them...they did step up, especially after the 2 consecutive horribly blown coverage assignments leading to the easy NE first score. They could have folded up shop at that point, but they didn't. Kudos to them.