Browns coach Jackson points out Bucs coach for his mocking comments
Browns coach Jackson points out Bucs coach for his mocking comments
The evil blow from helmet to helmet at Baker Mayfield is still reverberating.
Browns coach Hue Jackson said Friday he was "disappointed" with comments made by Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter, who felt Mayfield was making fun of the rookie quarterback getting hit last week. by the owner of Tampa Bay, Jordan Whitehead.
Mayfield was sliding at the end of a 35-yard run in the fourth quarter when he was knocked down by Whitehead, who was initially penalized. Mayfield also drew a flag when he stood up and walked towards Whitehead while looking at him.
But after consulting with his team of officials, first-year referee Shawn Hochuli said there were no fouls on the play and then incorrectly announced that the Mayfield hit was admissible because "he was still a runner and therefore he is allowed to hit him in the head. " . "
On Friday, the NFL acknowledged that Whitehead should have penalized and that Hochuli "picked up the flag incorrectly," Al Riveron, senior vice president of officiating, said in a video.
Riveron said that Whitehead could have been accused of lowering his head or making contact with the head or neck of "a field marshal who had surrendered."
On Thursday, Koetter was asked for his interpretation of the play and hinted that Mayfield was equally guilty.
"What they said on the field was that it was a helmet-to-helmet hit and then (Mayfield) got up and taunted our guy, so they released the second flag," Koetter told reporters in Tampa. "Somehow, they resolved that they were collecting both flags, where I was in the field, I did not see it as a helmet to another, but when you look at it on a tape, it clearly was, and I guess the consequences of that are what it is" .
Jackson was upset by Koetter's comments and defended Mayfield's actions after the coup.
"That disappointed me," he said. "The guy should not have hit our player in the head, first of all, and obviously our guy got up and threw the ball at the official, obviously the guy was close, but the end result is our guy should not getting hit on the head, I do not mind a mocking lack, we're talking about our quarterback taking a shot in the head and sliding in. I think that's wrong.
Jackson also explained his disappointment with Koetter, arguing that Whitehead's coup triggered everything.
"The most important thing that happened was that the quarterback got hit on the head," Jackson said. "A mockery? Does that really matter? I mean, really? That, to me, does not make sense."
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