One decision to do this action was defended in an interview which stated that "66,000 people want to rip [my] throat out at the same time Â…
One decision to do this action was defended in an interview which stated that "66,000 people want to rip [my] throat out at the same time Â… that's about 20 fold what Custer felt." That interview was given by Andy Reid. A different regular season 2012 game that featured an instance of it in overtime occurred in the same game in which Darrelle Revis suffered a knee injury. That instance of this action nullified the play of Randy Starks, resulting in a 2Â–1 record for the Jets. In a 2007 game against the Bills, Joe Gibbs's attempt to do this controversial action twice in a row resulted in a fifteen yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. More recently, Pete Carroll's decision to perform this action in the 4th quarter hilariously did nothing to stop Matt Bryant's second attempt, although he did miss the first time. For 10 points, identify this action in which a timeout is called to ostensibly screw-up a field goal attempt.
One decision to do this action was defended in an interview which stated that "66,000 people want to rip [my] throat out at the same time Â…
icing the kicker or freezing the kicker [prompt on "calling a timeout" before mention]