If Foster is right, then CRN’s decision is entirely at odds with the tenor of his views in the post-game presser and, in the same sentence, it warrants emphasis the head football coach has the right to change his mind. Given Prince’s inability to get the job done, I assume CRN knows something he is unwilling to share; again which is his right. It may be an issue of team and coaching dynamics. It could be Prince is an innocent victim of difficult circumstances; i.e. it is really other players’ and coaches’ fault. It could be the game was winnable until the end of the 3rd quarter and the critical errors were made by coaches and other players.

It is tough for someone who never played the game, like me, to develop a meaningful gestalt about the QB decision other than to say CRN’s decision is at odds with the numbers and the results and he must have very good reasons to make the command decision he has.

Last add—Kevin make it happen!