All I could do is laugh at this. Sorry Raiders fans, I know this has to sting just a little bit. Nothing wrong with playing a little game of “rock, paper, scissors” to decide who will score a touchdown — right?! I enjoy using this method for many of lifes decisions. Lol.
Story after the jump…
Via BR:
The Denver Broncos eviscerated the Oakland Raiders on Monday Night Football, and by the end of the game, things were so well in hand that the Denver backfield was playing childhood hand games to decide who would score next.
The game was “Rock, Paper, Scissors,” which the Denver running backs used to decide which of them would get to carry the ball into the end zone during the fourth quarter Monday night.
According to Chris Strauss of For The Win, it all began when Ronnie Hillman, Knowshon Moreno and Montee Ball gathered on the sidelines while waiting for a referee’s decision.
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According to Hillman, the hand game began with Moreno disqualifying himself by shooting “rock” a moment too early. Come on, Knowshon. You go on “shoot,” not “three.” There are fantasy owners out there depending on your knowledge of childhood hand games.
With Moreno out of the running, it came down to Hillman and Ball. In a rookie move, Ball threw “paper” first and lost to Hillman’s “scissors.”
