Even after the Dallas Cowboys gave them their money, the Indianapolis Colts still have flashbacks to their harrowing special teams play nearly a decade ago.
If you lived under a big rock, Sunday’s Cowboys put the nail in the coffin of their season ahead of the season by executing one of the most grueling plays of the century. No, we’re not exaggerating. It was so bad.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones called it “disgusting,” and head coach Mike McCarthy was forced to explain himself after the fact. Former Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano had mixed feelings about the whole ordeal.
“I came back so quickly[in 2015]and I obviously don’t like thinking about that play,” Chuck Pagano told The 33rd Team. “This is probably the dumbest thing that happens in the National Football League. I happened to be a part of it, and it’s all my fault, and I take full responsibility for that debacle that put those kids in that position.
“I’m sitting there thinking, ‘Why do they have to do this, keep bringing up this bad memory?’ Went to play and I was like, ‘Man, this could be the one. attempt.
If you need to organize your memory, here is play Pagano mentioned.
Pagano wasn’t the only ex-Colt forced to recall the disaster, as Pat McAfee also said about the Cowboys’ situation.
