Everyone has an opinion these days, including entitled broadcasters who have never strapped up on a professional level.
After fumbling in the final seconds of a 31-24 loss to the Broncos Thursday night, RB Jamaal Charles took out his frustration on his helmet, maliciously slamming it against the ground. Jim Nantz -- who was calling the game and never had to take a hit from a PED-abusing LB -- decided to add insult to injury.
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Fantastic job, Nantz.
At least Charles remembered how to be a professional following the game. Despite running for 125 yards and a TD, he shouldered the blame.
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"I just don't feel good right now," he said, per the Kansas City Star. "It's one of the hardest feelings right now that I've felt in a long time.
"I think I was just trying to make a play, got uncareful with the ball and one of the defenders punched it out. I caused the loss today. I tried to put the team on my back and I ended up losing the game. That was all on me tonight."
Except it wasn't.
Charles wasn't the one who threw a brutal interception in the fourth quarter. Charles wasn't the one who decided to call a draw with 36 seconds left, when a QB kneel was the logical choice.
Where's the shade for the other parties responsible, Nantz?
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