as much as everyone's going to hate him now, he's 100% right. And TMQ has been harping on Dungy's lack of emotion all season. He's a great coach but lacks the fire to get his team prepared for playoff games, where emotion means a lot more. I'm beginning to think, after seeing his interview re: barrett robbins today, that Callahan might have the same affliction - he seems incapable of rage or fury. I think that his veteran team got themselves up for the other playoff games over teams that they matched up favorably with... but come Super Bowl, he was totally outmatched as a coach and leader. My theory, anyway. But I think Vanderjagt is right...
I watched this interview he had on the Canadian station "The Score". He was asked to do some commentary about the playoffs and upcoming Super Bowl, and one of the co-hosts of the discussion show asked a simple "how's it going?" question about the Colts. That's when Vanderjagt started ripping them apart. You could see the stunned look on the co-hosts face as he glanced at the director/producer off-stage with a "are we going to commerical?" look. I think the director/producer did the right thing and let Vanderjagt keep talking and obviously cued the co-host to ask MORE questions. For live TV, it was pretty interesting. A couple of days later, the co-host was talking about this with another football expert and they agreed that things have to be REAL bad for the laid-back Canadian kicker to come out and say those things.
God bless Canadian tv. Who else is going to interview a kicker?
Wait, Vanderjagt is Canadian. Never mind.
