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I wish you could rate funny and winner.
Plus the Rams thought 2001 was gonna be the year they became the next dynasty. Next thing you know their dreams are torn away by some 6th round QB and co and they turn around and create a dynasty of their own. Marshall goes to sleep every night dreaming about what could have been.
I can't be certain the Colts would have been pointing fingers, would require they know of that rule, and in particular, that the Colt's special team players know that rule (I confess I was unaware of the rule myself).
The thing of it is, you can plainly see the "QB" in the play tap the "center"'s butt & he half-assedly snaps the ball. Bolden is just standing there, ready to tee off, not saying anything. LOL Marshall you tool. It's plainly obvious that although the Pats had never seen that particular formation before (and I imagine no one will ever see it again), they have been coached to: 1) stay behind the line and don't jump off sides; 2) line up with your man (that's what all the pointing was about on the Pats side) and; 3) be ready to go if the ball is snapped. Don't expect your coaches to bail you out with a TO (although I imagine BB would have called one if the Pats were really messed up by the play, which they weren't, because they'd beeen taught 1 & 2).
