Pete Carroll can go ahead and think "it's cool" that the NFL
agreed with the replacement referees, and Golden Tate can deny
committing offensive pass interference before allegedly catching
the winning touchdown on the game's final Hail Mary. That still
doesn't change how bogus the Seattle Seahawks' win was over the
Green Bay Packers on Monday night.  And one Packers player went
after Seattle's coach and wide receiver Tuesday for not being
honest with themselves.  "I would say the two biggest goats out
of this whole thing are Pete Carroll and Golden Tate," guard
Josh Sitton said on The Jim Rome Show, via the Green Bay Press-
Gazette. "They're calling it a good call, and Golden Tate saying
he caught it and there was no push in the back -- be a man.
"You can be happy you won the game, I understand that, stuff is
going to happen. But be a man and admit it was a bull-crap call
and stand up and have some integrity. How are you going to face
the fricking team when they know it's bull crap? I think Golden
Tate and Pe