Hilarious Tweet from Bills Player Who Dropped Winning TD Pass (1 Viewer)

[BadMoonRising]

are you not 'a' god, or are you not THE God?

whatever he wants me to call him will do.

 

[cornstarchMB]

People praise god for all good things, Stevie Johnson has it right...why can't he be blamed for the bad, too?

 

[BadMoonRising]

People praise god for all good things, Stevie Johnson has it right...why can't he be blamed for the bad, too?

They keyword is people.

 

[City Champ]

jesus hates that guy.

 

[Saintgadi]

Sometimes it is hard to interpert the intent of someone when their word are in writing. This may be tounge in cheek that just does not come across as intended. I saw the guy in an interview a little earlier and he was taking full responsibility.

This. I heard snippet of his interview where he said something to the affect that he will never get over it. That the Bills will get over it and the fans will eventually get over it but he never will, because he is a receiver and that is his job to catch the ball.

I saw the video of him after the game sitting down on the turf in the end zone alone in what seemed to be an inconsolable state. That's exactly the attitude I would want from my receiver.

 

[Saintgadi]

Made it all the way through this looking for someone saying "Jesus, made me fumble!" Either I'm blind or...c'mon!

Yeah, we were gonna win the game... Till Jesus made me FUMBLE!

 

[justdave]

I don't get it...

I know.

 

[coldseat]

From John Clayton in the ESPN power rankings:

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</td> <td>Bills receiver Steve Johnson, a quiet success story, won more fans for how he handled his emotional five-drop game against the Steelers. (Clayton) </td></tr></tbody></table>

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Seems like an odd statement to make considering that he handled it poorly and melted down.