‘I Jumped Up, Reached for the Ball … and My Life Changed Forever’

DerekJohnson

mmqb.si.com/2015/02/26/brandon-bostick-nfc-championship-game-onside-kick/

DerekJohnson

"Earnest Byner, whose fumble cost the Browns the 1987 AFC title, called me out of the blue, and now we talk once or twice a week. His biggest advice: Face your mistake, don’t run from it."

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

Bostick ruined my dream of seeing 67,000 12s walking out of the Clink in tears.

jecornel

I hope Bostick tears it up at the Vikes. Maybe Rogers shouldn't have played like shit for 60 minutes.

RaceBannon

Did he thank God?

Asking for Jimmy

GrundleStiltzkin

The sun will engulf the Earth anyway.

RaccoonHarry

When I read the title of this post I was expecting to take a trip down memory lane with Dwight Clark...

RoadDawg55

He can face the mistake head on, but it doesn't mean much. Bostick might not ever play another game. The average NFL career is 3.3 years. Bostick has been a back up TE with 9 career receptions in 3 seasons. It's just a guess, but he's not going to be in the league much longer.

jecornel

RaceBannon said:

Did he thank God?

Asking for Jimmy

We can only hope the big guy is listening

jecornel

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

Bostick ruined my dream of seeing 67,000 12s walking out of the Clink in tears.

Had the 12's known what lied ahead they would have taken the packer loss. Plus saved a shit ton of cash.

topdawgnc

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

Bostick ruined my dream of seeing 67,000 12s walking out of the Clink in tears.

The dream lived. Seeing 12's in agony for weeks after the loss ... priceless.

HuskyJW

Forgot everything and mind went blank.

B.S. Typical meathead and ignored his coaching and wanted to be the hero on ESPN

HeretoBeatmyChest

Who fucking cares. Its just a game and it wasn't the sole reason the Packers lost. They completely collapsed/folded in all phases of the game.