Bucs QB coach says Antonio Brown had a bad run in Super Bowl touchdown

Antonio Brown scored a touchdown for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Super Bowl and managed to accomplish the feat by going down the wrong road.

According to Buccaneers quarterback coach Clyde Christensen, Brown did the exact opposite of what he was supposed to do on the game.

“AB on his touchdown was supposed to go down and in and out He goes out and back, ”Christensen said in an interview with former NFL punter Pat McAfee on YouTube and Sirius XM. “I’m kind of going through the helmet like ‘did it go the right way? Did he just do the opposite of what he was supposed to do and we hit him for a touchdown? This was the case.

Brown was lined up face-to-face against Kansas City Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu on the play. He ran a “whip” route, which was supposed to see him cut first on the inside before bouncing back to the line. touch. Instead, Brown reversed the action and returned instead.

Despite Brown’s mistake, Tom Brady was able to make up for the hijacking of the shot and still connected with Brown for the score.

“And that’s where Brady isn’t cast for a curl,” Christensen said. “He just hits the guy. “Hey, open up, I’ll hit you. This is where he is truly unique. Lots of quarterbacks are like, hey, he’s supposed to do that. A to B to C. ‘This guy, AB, goes from C to F back to A and he hits him just for a touchdown. It was amazing.