But Dinwiddie can be forgiven. He’s never been near the bottom of the standings. “This is professional football,” said Redblacks backup safety Scott Hutter, who filled in for Alonzo Addae after the latter was injured (upper body) and wound up with two picks. “If you get your feelings hurt for something like that, then you’d be doing something else.” Redblacks quarterback Jake Maier also shrugged off the last-second field goal. “Whatever their reason is, I really, I really don’t care, to be honest with you,”
he said. “That’s more so for you guys to talk about. We play them two more times, which is nice.” Ahh, so you’ll remember that next time you face the Argos. “No, it’s not about them, it’s not about what they decide to do,” Maier said. “It’s about us playing our second game here, where we didn’t deserve to win. Eventually, we’re going to play a game where we deserve to win, and I look forward to that day.” For the record, the Argos celebrated
Saturday as they had just won the Grey Cup for a different reason. “Because it was Mike Miller’s first win as a professional head coach,” Kelly said. “We know how hard he’s worked and what he’s been through. We’re so proud of what he’s been able to accomplish.”
Ottawa Redblacks, Toronto Argonauts, Jake Maier, Scott Hutter, Alonzo Addae, Mike Miller, Grey Cup
Late-call drama? sounds like refs again.
Maier said he doesn’t care but somehow everybody cares lol. Also “for two more times” like that’s consolation, ok.
I thought the Redblacks DID win? Like, the headline makes it sound messy but then it’s “we didn’t deserve to win.” Which one is it… feels like they’re just making excuses after a loss.
Scott Hutter talking about getting feelings hurt is kinda cold, like dude people are still human. And if Addae got injured and then had two picks, that’s either great or bad depending who you ask, right? Also Mike Miller first win as coach?? I didn’t know that, but congrats I guess.