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He's talking about the end of games in 2004. Trent choked against Carolina, Tampa Bay, New Orleans, New England and San Diego.
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Carolina had 3 TD passes and ran for 180 yds or some shit with a TD there as well. Not Trent's fault.
Green thew 3 TD's against the Bucs in '04 and we lose 34-31. I hardly call that Green's fault.
Against the Saints he had 2 INT's, but he thew for 311 yards as well. The Chief's also gave up a football field of penalty yards in that game. Tough to win with that. 2 INT's, fine, call it a Green loss, but I think that's kinda weak.
Against the Pats he threw for 381 yards w/ a couple of TD passes. Green drove them the length of the field to score a TD putting us down 24-19 with 6:00 left. D couldn't hold, we lose. Can't really call that a Trent loss either in my book.
Against the Chargers, Chiefs score 31 points. I remember Dante Hall flat dropping the ball on his way into the end-zone on a kick return. Gave that way. Green only threw for 200 yards in this one, but again, 31 points put up by his side of the ball. Hall holds on to the ball on the way in the end-zone and we win this game. D holds the team to under 31 points at home and we win this game. Not Trent's fault.
So...I'm still confused.