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Crayton faces the music
2:10 PM Mon, Jan 14, 2008 | Permalink
Tim MacMahon E-mail News tips
Patrick Crayton didn't comment after the playoff loss other than to wish the Giants good luck, but he faced the media like a man today.
Crayton said he didn't regret providing the Giants with bulletin-board material. And he didn't have a problem with the Giants calling him out after the game, either.
"They got the last word," Crayton said. "I wish them the best, because I think if we were in that situation, we would probably take some shots at them as well."
Crayton also acknowledged that he should have scored the game-winning touchdown on third down in the final minute. He admitted that he hesitated after getting good separation from the cornerback on a vertical route. As a result, Tony Romo's on-the-money pass sailed over Crayton's head. As Wade Phillips said during this afternoon's press conference, the Cowboys win the game if Crayton doesn't slow down.
And Crayton learned a painful lesson.
"If you hesitate for one moment," he said, "that can be the difference."
2:10 PM Mon, Jan 14, 2008 | Permalink
Tim MacMahon E-mail News tips
Patrick Crayton didn't comment after the playoff loss other than to wish the Giants good luck, but he faced the media like a man today.
Crayton said he didn't regret providing the Giants with bulletin-board material. And he didn't have a problem with the Giants calling him out after the game, either.
"They got the last word," Crayton said. "I wish them the best, because I think if we were in that situation, we would probably take some shots at them as well."
Crayton also acknowledged that he should have scored the game-winning touchdown on third down in the final minute. He admitted that he hesitated after getting good separation from the cornerback on a vertical route. As a result, Tony Romo's on-the-money pass sailed over Crayton's head. As Wade Phillips said during this afternoon's press conference, the Cowboys win the game if Crayton doesn't slow down.
And Crayton learned a painful lesson.
"If you hesitate for one moment," he said, "that can be the difference."