Because he’s right.

That’s saying a lot since he hosts a radio call in show.

Unless he looks in a mirror

He is fired now 😂

This is the best rant mike ever had and was he ever so right on this one.

He's great when he really has something to bite into

@@Adam-hi9dh As a Pats fan I've listened to this about fifty times . In 2018 I helped my brother do some work on a house that had previously been owned by Pete Carroll when he coached the Pats and as I'm standing on a scaffold in front of the master bedroom I asked several co workers is this where Halo was dreamt up?

@@markhunt4618 lolol. This must be amazing to listen to as a Pat's fan

@@Adam-hi9dh Play the hits because they sure suck now.

Hit the nail on the head

Even that’s unfair. It’s like hitting on a 20

@@smartyjonez5470!!! 😂😂😂

It's safe to say the Seahawks has not recovered from that call since

They hated lynch and didn't want him get the spotlight

It actually says it in the top right column the entire video. I was thinking the same thing! This is 2 years prior to the Dan Quin shit show hahaha

@@chefdoron I just noticed that! I think the Atlanta one was actually worse than this one. It wasn't one bad call or play or mistake it was about 10 in the Atlanta game.

But this is the play that will be forever labeled the STUPIDEST PLAY EVER!!!!!!!!!!

The biggest choke Coach of all time in the Super Bowl.. up 28 to 3.. and blow the game.. he should never be allowed to coach again.. Quinn

This is the most asinine theory. You seriously think, with the Super Bowl on the line, they actually give a fuck about contracts or who wins MVP? Ridiculous

forman208 well... 4 “professionals” don’t even think abt running it w the best power back we’ve ever seen? I don’t think that theory is that much of a reach

Going into that game Lynch was literally the worst RB in the NFL over the previous 5 years in running it in from the 1 yard line. Statistically the worst short-yardage RB in the NFL over the previous 5 years (and I think he was only 1 for 3 in 2014). Lynch had already been stopped on 3rd and 1 in that game. You're talking about a Defense coached by Belichick with Vince Wilfork and Dont'e Hightower in the middle of the D. The Seahawks could not have run the ball 4 times as they only had one TO left. So they had to pass on one down at least if they wanted all 4 tries. Sorry but you're wrong. Most people are wrong about this.

Lesson certainly was not learned.

*SEE THE DIAGRAMS BELOW* need to quit blaming Russ for the Super Bowl INT. Yes, that play-call was situationally horrible, but it was executable. Ricardo Lockette broke too low to the ball. The critics who blame the coaches are right in doing so, and the critics who blame Ricardo Lockette are also right. Russ had a perfect count and threw a perfect pass. His execution was perfect. As a former WR, I can tell you with conviction that Lockette was most to blame for that play. He broke directly for the goal Line - and the expected point of contact - instead of breaking towards the ball, which Russ three perfectly! On an interior goal line pass, the first objective is to secure the ball, not get across the goal line. Lockette’s angle was bad. Here is Lockette’s bad route. Notice how he breaks right for the point of contact: *ball -> 0-0-0-0*/ | >> | *Lockette ran at the angle above* He tried to cross the goal line and catch the ball at the same time. BIG MISTAKE! Secure the ball first and lean across the goal line, the same way Doug Baldwin did a year before vs. the Broncos. *Lockette’s* angle should have been as shown below: | | | *ball -> 0-0-0-0-0* | >> *LOCKETTE* Do you see the difference? Watch the clip again, freeze it, and ask yourself what would have happened if Lockette had changed his angle to 45% (using the LoS as the baseline 0 degrees) instead of running at 70%. I can’t duplicate the exact angles here, but if you watch the play you’ll see what I’m talking about. Lockette caused that INT, as many experts have since concluded.

They were going to let him score!

To this day, I absolutely believe that if Belichick saw them line up in a formation that told him they were definitely running Marshawn, he would have made the call to have them let Marshawn score.

I love fans who blame the other team rather than their own team for blowing it. I put up with this in Ohio quite a bit with Indians fans who hate the Cubs rather than blaming their own players for losing a 3-1 lead in the World Series with five innings to go.

Hahaha that's such an epic story - it's actually even better she threw a tantrum and wanted out. Btw you didn't need to apologize for shit, silly tart and her even stupider brother

He's coming back to WFAN.

Heeeeeeeees baaaaacccck

Aaaaaaand he retired again (kind of)

Lynch was expecting it too

Hell, Belichick probably would have let him score. But once he saw the way they lined up it was like, ‘Hold on, I think they might be stupid enough to try this. Don’t call a timeout!’

And likely they didn't want Lynch to be possibly the SB MVP. If they'd made the obvious choice and give Lynch the ball and if he had scored, he had a Great Chance of being the MVP that game with 2 TD and over a 100 yds rushing. But I believe someone at the TOP didn't want Lynch to be the MVP because Lynch doesn't care to talk to press. Can you imagine the Superbowl MVP saying to the press after the game: "I'm here so I don't get fined". I totally believe that's the main reason they didn't want Lynch to have the ball. They literally threw away a SB (correction, a BACK-to-BACK SB) just so Lynch wouldn't have the chance to win the game. Just an opinion though. Not taking away from Butler's INT. But the Play should've never been called. I'm not a Seahawks fan, and definitely not a Patriots fans, but I do admire their consistency to win.

Belichick got away with a huge blunder not using timeouts and letting the clock run down. If Seattle scored there they would have had little time to respond. They only would have needed a fg to tie and send the game to OT and using timeouts would have given the Pats enough time against a gassed Seattle defense.

Belichick didn’t stop the clock because once he saw how they lined up he knew what play was coming. So did the defense. They actually practiced to prepare for such stupidity.

I wouldn’t go that far, this was a good segment but he DEFINITELY doesn’t “always spit fact”

How do you rig the Kearse catch?

@@mrgreekgm754 you can’t but throwing the ball on the one is beyond stupid

Bro it literally still haunts me I will never get over it

he was never a brady fan. he dislikes him. always discredited him for years

Omg you've had the same PTSD as all of the sea hawks all of these years!!

He’s not the coach so more like 10%

Agreed. Coaches call in the play on the headset. But Wilson, being a sane person, and a top NFL QB, realizes that is beyond idiotic, so in the huddle where it’s just the players, he makes the correct play call. “Lynch up the gut”.

Brady, Peyton for example both would have told the coach to piss off on that play call...

@@dbreiden83080 Brady would have thrown his patented tandrem and screamed off the field throwing his helmet. Peyton, real GOAT, would have just switched to the correct call and ran the play. 🎉

@@draftmagicagain1000 Brady would have run the ball after his public hissy fit..

Pass it. Easy call. Carroll made the right call. Seahawks stunned the world. Wilson and Lynch solidified their HOF credentials. What a crazy world.

If that was college national championship game, all the talk would be about conspiracy theories and gambling

Stop. Terrible take.

Pete Carroll forgot to do a 2-pt conversion at the end to force a touchdown for NE to win... Or... He could have pulled a 2012 Ravens and just have Wilson scramble around the field to run out the clock if the conversion isn't there. NE couldn't catch Wilson all game...

Probably diabetes causing him to be cold, just a guess given he lives in Diet Coke, I’d be SHOCKED if he wasn’t a diabetic. Although he’d be better off just wearing a sweatshirt or a sweater like a normal person but knowing how Mike LOVES being the center of attention so maybe he does it just to be different

They got lucky catch to even get that close... People forget that!

Goofy? Tell that to Malcom Butler who recognized the formation and undercut the rout!

Eddie Congdon I'm glad I'm not the only one that was suspicious of that play.

Except it was a ref who literally blocked Darrelle Revis on a touchdown lmao.

Butler deserves ALOT of Credit, but that play should've NEVER Been Called. The momentum was on the Seahawks side after the Circus Catch from Kearse. I don't recall Lynch having any negative yardage that game, it was all positive. Plus on 1st Down, he got from the 5 yd line to the 1. So as the saying goes: *_"If it ain't broke, don't fix it"_* But clearly they didn't want to win by Lynch's hands.

Stop. Seahawks lost it for themselves.

@K2 The Artist your a hater.Suck on the two s bowls since this game.

bruins avi

They don’t deserve any credit. Seahawks threw away the game.

Poor sportsmanship

He threw it right at him. Butler was a mediocre player at best. Any Db better be able to make that play.

Exactly, That was the way to play it with 1 timeout and the amount of time left. All the average people that watched the game were dumbfounded why they did what they did, but there was a reason. it was just a bad throw and a great play by Malcolm Butler.

You can justify the pass, but you can't justify the slant to a fourth string wide receiver. The Seahawks let the game come down to Browner, Kearse, Butler, and Lockette. That favored the Patriots.

No. just wrong

Exactly. You run an option where Wilson rolls out and passes to the back of the end zone to an area where only his guy catches the ball. It's a touchdown, or the clock stops. You have to pass on second down. You don't have time to run all three downs.

Eh, not quite. Should have had 3rd down be the pass.

Or a bet?

No. Even in the moment, everybody watching was screaming in disbelief at their TV when Seattle came out in a passing formation.

@@Justin-eo3pp and if it worked you would have said- smart call i thought they should trick them.

Michael Anderson They'd of had two other chances though. Are you defending the call? Lol

@@joeydoherty368 he probably would've got stuffed in the backfield though, making 3rd and 4th downs longer yardage than the 2nd down.

Gold Standard Well even if that's true, there is no excuse for throwing a slant right into the teeth of the defense. If it's a goal line defense, throw a fade into the corner of the end zone.

A playcall I would have been ok with in that situation which would have probably made Wilson the MVP would be go heavy formation, play fake to Lynch and naked bootleg. Wilson would have walked in for the TD.

Millions and Millions of people.

Prove it.

Why would they want Tom Brady , the most hated player ever, to win ?

Yup absolutely

Maybe where you live

Yeah you're right only in boston the bubble are the red sox and pats champs by means of talent and not5 cheating.

How did they cheat?

Hahaha Giambi and Sheff never won a championship. A-rod won in 09 when clean. Clemens was never proven and Pettitte tried once in 2002. Fuck off boston fact-denier lol

I don't ewven give a shit about football I just hate bostions cheating ways so much and that it crosses over to their beloved pats that I must throw in my 2 cents about how you guys can't win without cheating lol that coupled with your fervor filled reaction to such claims would be fascinating if it werent so fucking tragic. But hey thats why the sports world hates you so cheers! 27>3