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Zach Schnitzer

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  16. 1 hour ago, DTonOB said:

    From the scrum:

    Q: "What's the benefit of the touchdown in that situation when you're already up 6?"

    Jason Hogan: "Putting the game away. Y'know putting the game away. A 'kill shot' is really all it was. Instead of going up 3 (more) it's putting the game away, making it hard on the opponent. Little more momentum, maybe lifting the bench a little more...confidence booster, all that good stuff."

    Q: "You don't feel like that same thing applies to being up 9? (blahblah about sergio being 100% FG from there)"

    JH: "Sergio is going to hit...no doubt about it. But I think defense tries to go 0, 1, 3. We try and go 6, 3. Right? So that's the mindset behind being in the red zone is trying to be...trying to take shots when we need to when they're there. And we felt at that time was the right time."

    DT did an amazing job of holding Hogan’s feet to the fire. 
     
    The play-call was absolutely indefensible. And Hogan’s defensiveness and arrogance in the interview was almost worse. 
     

    A couple weeks back, he also lauded his offence’s ability to get 400+ yards, even though they lost by 21 points and most of the yards were in garbage-time. 
     

    To be young and inexperienced is understandable. To be defensive, rigid, and arrogant is not. I am officially concerned. 

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