Tim Brown accuses Bill Callahan of sabotaging Raiders before SB for Gruden.

[crisoner]

Gruden knew what the Raiders were gunna run because it was his team and Gannon was his QB.

It couldn't of been a worst scenario for the Raiders that season.

But Sabotage? Why on Earth would Callahan want to do that?

That makes no sense.

[MK2V1GP]

Even though it's old news (I don't post here much anymore) I thought I'd throw in my thoughts.


Anyone who believes Rice and Brown are flat-out stupid.

Gannon, Romanowski, Callahan and several other Raiders straight up denied Brown's allegations.

A few days after Brown initially came out with these moronic statements, he started backtracking. He even took to defending himself on twitter against a plethora of Bucs fans, making himself look incredibly stupid.

If Callahan DID sabotage the Super Bowl, why did he throw a challenge flag on Jerry Porter's TD that was initially ruled incomplete?

Brown only had ONE catch for NINE yards and had 2 or 3 flat-out drops in the game, so he's more responsible for sabotage than anyone else.

Do you really think two diva WRs with huge egos, Brown/Rice, would've been ok with a run-heavy gameplan on the world's biggest stage? When has a WR ever complained about switching to a pass-heavy gameplan? It makes no sense any way you look at it.

It doesn't matter what the Raiders would've done that day. They could've had a PERFECT gameplan and it wouldn't have mattered. It was a mismatch any way you look at it. The Bucs DEFENSE scored more than the Raiders. And one of Oakland's TDs was a bad call (the Porter overturn) and the other was on a block punt return. The game was total domination.

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Changing your entire gameplan the day before the game is sabotage, whether Callahan really wanted to win or not. The team was already struggling with confidence going against their old coach. Then you change the gameplan, and our best linemen has a panic attack and bails? Coaching doesn't get much worse than that.