In week 1 of the 2022 NFL season between the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks, on Monday Night Football, Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett had some of the worst clock management and decision making you’re ever going to see. With the Broncos trailing by 1 point with a minute left and all of their timeouts, Hackett did the unthinkable with his stupidity, completely costing his team the game in the process. This is a breakdown of that dumb decision
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Members of the 2022 Broncos:
KJ Hamler
Patrick Surtain II
Russell Wilson
Brett Rypien
Randy Gregory
Brandon McManus
Jerry Jeudy
Montrell Washington
Michael Ojemudia
Courtland Sutton
Jalen Virgil
Tyrie Cleveland
Corliss Waitman
Darius Phillips
K’Waun Williams
Kareem Jackson
Ronald Darby
Melvin Gordon
Mike Boone
Damarri Mathis
Damarea Crockett
Caden Sterns
Justin Simmons
Delarrin Turner-Yell
Javonte Williams
PJ Locke
Justin Strnad
Nik Bonitto
Christopher Allen
Jacob Bobenmoyer
Josey Jewell
Alex Singleton
Jonas Griffith
Jonathon Cooper
Bradley Chubb
Baron Browning
Billy Turner
Luke Wattenberg
Graham Glasgow
Dalton Risner
Tom Compton
Garett Bolles
Cameron Fleming
Casey Tucker
Calvin Anderson
Quinn Meinerz
Lloyd Cushenberry III
Greg Dulcich
Tim Patrick
Eric Saubert
Andrew Beck
Albert Okwuegbunam
Eric Tomlinson
Matt Henningsen
Dre’Mont Jones
Aaron Patrick
Eyioma Uwazurike
DJ Jones
Mike Purcell
DeShawn Williams
Nathaniel Hackett (head coach)
Members of the 2022 Seahawks:
D’Wayne Eskridge
Drew Lock
Michael Dickson
Jason Myers
Quandre Diggs
Geno Smith
Coby Bryant
Kenneth Walker III
Uchenna Nwosu
Cody Thompson
DK Metcalf
Marquise Goodwin
Tyler Lockett
Penny Hart
Rashaad Penny
Artie Burns
Tre Brown
Sidney Jones
Isaiah Dunn
Travis Homer
Ryan Neal
Tariq Woolen
Justin Coleman
John Reid
Michael Jackson
DeeJay Dallas
Jamal Adams
Josh Johnson
Joey Blount
Darryl Johnson
Josh Jones
Nick Bellore
Darrell Taylor
Boye Mafe
Ben Burr-Kirven
Jordyn Brooks
Cody Barton
Jon Rhattigan
Phil Haynes
Kyle Fuller
Austin Blythe
Gabe Jackson
Charles Cross
Damien Lewis
Tyler Ott
Abraham Lucas
Jake Curhan
Quinton Jefferson
Stone Forsythe
Dareke Young
Colby Parkinson
Noah Fant
Will Dissly
Bryan Mone
LJ Collier
Tyreke Smith
Shelby Harris
Myles Adams
Poona Ford
Alton Robinson
Al Woods
Pete Carroll (head coach)
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To play devils advocate, Hackett shouldn’t be the one they’re relying on. How long has russ been in the league? How many big games has he played in? He should know what to do and when. It’s HIS fault
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When they lined up for a kick, I thought, that's a pretty obvious fake, kind of dumb, should've just lined up for a play.
Apparently I overestimated him.
Stupidest decision I ever saw was the naked, zero blockers, TE screen for a 15 yard loss the Cards drew up, the year before they hired Kingsbury & drafted Kyler.
Just a O line releasing for a screen but then not running anywhere to set up future blocks. A qb running backwards for his life, towards the endzone, throwing to a TE that was 15-10 yards behind the line, but had no blockers in front of him (you know, like in EVERY. SINGLE. SCREEN IN THE HISTORY OF THE NFL) but then not able to even get back to the line of scrimmage because he was so far behind it when he caught the ball…. there were no blockers ahead of him, like a normal screen…. he was a TE, so even if you wanted him to make something out of nothing, this isn't CMC or Devante Adams we're talking about. The defense closed on him and tackled the poor guy for a loss.
That… is a dumb decision. And I'm not even an Arizona fan, but I'll remember that play until I die. I think it was week 5. Maybe week 4.
I'm a Seahawks fan I was screaming at my TV for Denver to call the time out
This was so mind-numbingly dumb it was insane
I was in night classes at school for most of this game, but I got back in time to catch that entire fourth quarter. And the entire time, I thought "How in the hell are they losing this?". Then I saw Russel Wilson start slowly picking apart that defense and thought, "Okay, they'll come back and win it at the last second". BUT THEN THEY WENT FOR A 64-YARD FIELD GOAL! And I only had one word on my mind: "WHY!?"
I saw this game from beginning to end, and I was really on edge, thinking that the Broncos would win, but Brandon McManus barely missed the game-winning field goal, and I screamed.
This will as a fix, he lost on purpose
As a broncos fan, you're correct. Hackett is already on the hot seat
As a Bronco fan we are getting used to bad coaching decisions. Going for it on fourth when he should just kick the field goal, kicking the field goal when they should go for it. The Gordon fumble was avoidable because we could have took the points and trailed by 1, then the next field goal that got us to 16 would have put us up by 2 forcing the Seahawks to take risks on the following drive.
Pretty dumb but it's not like Wilson has been lighting teams up,really since his last SB
The field goal attempt at the end of the game has gotten most of the attention, and yes, it was a spectacularly bad decision, but there is another play which bothers me almost as much. The play which led to the first goal line fumble. The Broncos had 4th and goal about six inches off the goal line and they hand off to a running back, out of the freakin' shotgun. Really? There are exactly two plays that make sense in that situation: The key is that the ball carrier has to get in there fast, to take advantage of the initial surge the o-line will get due simply to the reaction time of the defenders. The simplest way to accompilsh that is a quarterback sneak. The quarterback takes the ball and follows the line into the endzone. Just one exchange. The other way is a dive play to the running back. For this to be quick enough, the quarterback has to be under center, so that the running back is charging straight at the line when he takes the handoff. It's almost as quick as the sneak, but there is one more exchange, and if the crowd noise throws the timing off, it can fail. But handing off from the shotgun means the running back has to take a step sideways, take the handoff, and cut towards the line. It takes just a little bit longer than when the QB is under center, which gives the defense time to recover from that initial surge, and that's exactly what happened.
It's done get over it . There are 16 games left in the season. Now if this was the superbowl then I could see why crying would be an option!!
Maybe McManus was on his fantasy team….lol.
He should be fired immediately. This is inconceivable incompetence- makes Urban Meyer look like Chuck Noll…
yeah as a broncos fan that was a horrible call as I was like what the heck are you thinking that was one of the dumbest and most boneheaded play calls I have ever seen. I would even put it as a dumber call then the not giving the ball to Lynch in the super bowl and throwing a pick
Nate Hackett was the oc in Green Bay when they melted down on offense in the second half of those games in the playoffs. Of course as mentioned in the video we here in Jacksonville know all too well about Nate Hackett and his offense.
Hackett pulled a McAnus
Wilson 44% all time average on 4'th down conversion. To break down the analytics to this "exact" situation even more…..What do you think Wilson's 4'th down conversion is "within 5 yards" I can guarantee you without even looking that up…That percentage "Dramatically" increases!!! I would even go as far to say Wilson "Himself" has taken the ball "1 step" to pick up the first down well over 50%…. Coach has "Shit for Brains"
If you want my honest opinion I think the Broncos made the right call! And I am not just saying that because I was born and raised in Seattle and a lifetime Seahawks fan! LOL
I was watching this and I was like why the hell are you going for a field goal on 4th and 5 with two timeouts and going for McManus’s career long.
11:56 Kickers have become mutants in the last 10 years. The 90 years before that are irrelevant.
The decision to kick the field goal was irrelevant to the outcome as they would not have converted on fourth and five. As usual, everyone focuses on the final play when the game had already been decided by what preceded it. Seattle's defense was outstanding and stopped the Broncos on virtually every clutch play in the game. Denver couldn't even score on TWO plays from the 1 yard line! That was the difference in the game but let's not let the facts get in the way of a "good story" when we can blame the rookie coach who "took Russ of the field". 🙄
Nathaniel Hackett outdid Dan freaking Quinn for worst FG ever. Now that is an achievement.
Russell Wilson is at his very best at crunch time when the game is on the line. He probably could've pulled this one off.
Yall are being too harsh. Chance of conversion on 4th and 5: 48%…. chance of making 50 yd FG: 65%. You need both to happen, so .65 X .48 = .31. Broncos coach just thought there was 31% of making a long FG. Seems reasonable to me. Peace out.
I only saw the highlights. The Broncos looked in good shape, about mid field with the clock winding down. Imagine my surprise when the next highlight was them kicking an impossible FG and with TWO timeouts left!!! HUH?!?!?! 😂
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