[Y2Ant]

I was reading this NFL newspaper/magazine the other night, it was a couple weeks old, but it was when Indy whooped Houston, and people were saying Indy had "no class" and criticizing Tony Dungy for still throwing the ball with the huge lead.

It's pathetic how people can say that, IMO it is more insulting, when a team lets up on you because you are obviously no match for them (on the day or just in general)

It's not an official rule to run the ball when you have a lead that big, why do people have to complain about that shit. Personally, I would find it unsportsmanlike and having "no class" to be rubbing it in the faces of the players on the losing team, by taunting them and shit like that. Just actually playing football like you are supposed to be doing, what is wrong with it?

The object of the game (for offense) is to try and score a TD on every drive, yet apparently it's wrong to do that when you have a big lead.