For the record, the punch was in the direction of the ball and contact looked to be where the ball was. No one really knows his intent--not you, not me. It's ignorant and idiotic then to make that into a full accusation.

On the punt, shaking me head on that one. Even the TV announcers, while waiting for the officials to finish their discussion, were thinking the penalty would not stand--because TV replay clearly showed he was blocked into him. To use that as an accusation of dirty play is either completely ignorant of the facts and an attempt to distort the truth. Either way, it's bad of you.

Yes, Matthews was emotional on the sideline. Guess what, it happens every week on every team. If that can be used as criteria for your asinine accusations, then every team--including your own, is guilty of the same infractions. But, let's get to the more serious matter on this--selective examples to make the case, not for the truth, but for your accusatory narrative. After the game, while being interviewed on TV, Matthews paid some of the highest respect to your team, its coach and its players. He was much more than complimentary, he gave them great respect. It was an act of pure class.

Which, I can't say as much for you.