Sunday, December 12, 2010

The Real 12th Man

        Here in Seattle, the Seahawks rely on the crowd to be loud enough to energize their defense and confuse opposing offenses.  The impact is so significant, Seattle nicknamed its crowd "The 12th Man."  They've even gone so far as retiring the number 12.  But, in New York, they've got a whole different definition of the 12th man.  See here:

http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2010/12/13/jets-assistant-coach-apologizes-tripping-dolphins-player/
Yes, you saw correctly, that's Jets assistant Sal Alosi intentionally sticking his knee out and tripping Dolphin Nolan Carroll on punt coverage.  That's about as low as it can get.

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