How to Toss a Dumb Interception Written by Sean Salisbury
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by user LastRow
We all love Sean Salisbury, now don’t we? Yeah, about as much as we love our hemorrhoids flaring up on us! Why he’s the equivalent of the football/white version of Stephen A. Smith…Nuff Said there! Always chastising and examining quarterbacks and their play around the league…As a former quarterback one would think he would know what he’s talking about, right? How quarterback on any given level shouldn’t lock on to a given receiver. Well, remember this following video the next time he agitates about a quarterback making an impossibly bad decision on NFL.
Let’s set the scene here… It's from 1985. A game between Salisbury's USC Trojans and the mighty, (at the time Baylor Bears. With USC down 10-7 in the third quarter, (B4PC…Before Pete Carroll) and under Salisbury’s guidance which has the Trojans on the march inside the Baylor "red zone".
He also had his sights dead set on a receiver facing double coverage. You know what happens next!
Neil O’Donnell meets Larry Brown…Coliseum Style! Now we all know "Perhaps O’Donnell should not have thrown the interception". In the end just as in the case of O’Donnell and the Steelers…The Trojans couldn’t overcome this idiotic decision and would end up losing to the Mighty Bears 20-13. Talk about karma…Care to critique yourself on this one "Double S"?
Since we know how much you love critiquing and ripping others around the league who are under center! Just one question, won’t it be better if you were a legitimate starter in the league rather than nothing more than a pasty backup holding a clipboard…Then your critiquing would hold a little more value. Let’s say somebody like "Jaws" or maybe even Steve Young. Definitely not a lifelong backup who has apparently still has a hard on about it!
