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From the Vegas trip, here's R.J. Bell. Listen, I think this was a foolish move by Nathaniel Hackett.

I think, first of all, what he said after the game yesterday, saying that was the line we were trying to get to.

That's our field goal range is absolutely absurd.

To think that no matter who your kicker is, the second longest field goal ever made in history is what

it would have been, that is your field goal range. That cannot be your thought process when you

went out and paid $250 million plus for a quarterback. You don't trust him to go out there and

get five yards in that situation. It's crazy to me. And I think maybe there was, it was in a way, Nathaniel Hackett, trying to protect Russell Wilson,

trying to protect him from failing in Seattle and worried about his psyche for the rest of the season.

I think when you've got a quarterback like Russ, whatever the chances are, he gets it or not,

those five yards are better than that kick being made for sure.

So I thought it was just a bonehead play.

He's walked back his statements a little bit today saying, in hindsight, he would have gone for it.

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