Hawk was in a no-win situation, since he was the only player smart enough to play the fake. In that same position, I think you have to do what he did, which is force the non-QB to make the throw to the non-WR/TE/RB. Even if the coverage is open, the odds are better there's a bad throw or dropped pass. If you let the punter/holder run free, it's a first down 100% of the time. Both options are bad; I can't blame Hawk for choosing one over the other. The problem was the lack of a safe call. Bostick has admitted he was supposed to block on the hands team. He was one of the largest disappointments on this year's team, in that he should have challenged Quarless for the starting TE spot...but it just never happened. He didn't just fail to earn a starting spot, he couldn't even make it onto the field. After that play, I feel like I'm starting to see why. (I'll be surprised if he makes the team next year.) MM's 4 minute offense being as predictable as the red zone offense was such a tremendous letdown.