Why do you and Robertweathers keep equating the argument that BB is at fault for benching a starter, watching his D tank, and doing nothing about it with "Malcolm did no wrong"? Nobody here has said that Malcolm did no wrong. He obviously did something to get benched for the Super Bowl. However, he was still ready, willing and able, during all 60 minutes of that game, to go in and try to help the team win, just as he had during every game before that during the season. BB had what we call in the legal world "the last clear chance" to avoid the train wreck and he refused to even try it. Your argument that we don't know what BIG thing happened, and therefore the rest of us are wrong and you are right, is so stupid it's maddening given the outcome of the game. His anger/loss of trust/ego (either in sticking to his horrible game plan or in sticking with sticking it to Butler, or both)/whatever you BB-can-do-no-wrong-ists want to fill in here eclipsed his usual clear thinking that usually leads us to a win. In the biggest game of the year, that he preaches is the only one that matters. That's the sad fact.
I'm done now, so please don't break down my response into little pieces and analyze each word to say I said something I didn't say, or ask me a question that I wasn't writing about. That's another maddening habit that you and Robertweathers have. I prefer Quantum's little red Xs. Short and to the point.
