Matt Hasselbeck don't need a homerun to win

Matt Hasselbeck NFL career 16 years including appeared in 11 playoff games, Seattle Seahawks leadership in 2005, the appearance of the super bowl. So may not have much Hasselbeck is not experienced in the game. The Indianapolis Colts veteran backup quarterback doesn't often do a lot with starter Andrew Luck unless asked his opinion, in the game because offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton, the quarterback coach Clyde Christensen and coach Chuck Pagano.

Hasseelbeck does have a short, but luck is important news before he joined the Colts goal to Cleveland to drive, start in their 10 - yard line. "The basic theme of the game, this is a game 6 PM, we don't need a home run to win it," Hasselbeck memories tell fortune. "It doesn't matter, if we never get the ball, score, has never been a better time." Hasselbeck spoke up because he noticed how the Colts had issues earlier in the game trying to make a big play instead of just taking the simple one. Luck threw two intercept and lost grope for restoring a touchdown.

"The deeper, explosive is thrown when we are in trouble," Hasselbeck said. "I think (Cleveland) part of the plan, let's try to beat them in his left hand, take away what we have done the best, don't allow any big drama." Luck colts 90 field and caps back throw 1 yard touchdown T.Y. Hilton is passed to the receiver.

"lucky rivals such as, there are so many boards, when you are in the dining room, thick, sometimes you can't see the 35000 - foot level," Hasselbeck said. "Sometimes you see it, sometimes is very good, yes, yes, you are right."