Pete Carroll takes blame for playcall that cost Seahawks the Super Bowl

With Marshawn Lynch and and his offense driving to a second-and-goal at the 1-yard line, the Seattle Seahawks did the unfathomable.The play called by offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell was a pass attempt by Russell Wilson over the middle to Ricardo Lockette. And up stepped New England Patriots rookie Malcolm Butler, with one of the biggest, timeliest interceptions in Super Bowl history. No one could believe that a Seahawks drive, fueled by a miracle catch, could end this way.Read full article >>





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