Arthur Smith Melts Down After Jamaal Williams Late Touchdown

Marcelo Unda • January 8, 2024

"That's f****** bulls***!"- Arthur Smith

HOT MIC! WE GOT A HOT MIC!! Arthur Smith was heated after the game. Saints went on to put 31 unanswered points in the 2nd half and shut the door on the Falcons season when the Saints decided to handoff to Jamaal Williams at the one yard line to allow him to get his first touchdown for the season. 

You got to love the pettiness from the Saints to do this in the final game against their rival. It also shows how much of a rivalry this game means to the players and fans. However; it was announced after the game Dennis Allen never had any intentions of attempting to score.



Wait a minute. If Allen called a kneel, then who made the decision to go for the touchdown? None other than our sweet prince, Jameis Winston.

Cesar Ruiz on the decision:

The players' chemistry with one another goes to show you they will fight for one another. Even if that means going against your Head Coach's decision. I think it's odd Allen didn't just own it, or call a play that isn't in the victory formation to earn the touchdown in a "traditional" way. Let me know your thoughts.


-Lettem kneaux

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