WATCH OUT FOR THE LIGHTNING
After the fumble return, Greene said he had one last task to perform once he scored.
“Praising the good Lord for continuing to fill my lungs with air,” he said.
Which brings up a question. Why do athletes always praise the Lord when they do well, but blame themselves when they play poorly?
Just once, after a tough loss, it would be nice to hear, “We were poised for victory, until God made me throw that interception.”
--Compiled by HOUSTON MITCHELL
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