'I felt like a failure': Tyler Goodson, Gardner Minshew share responsibility on Colts' final play
Tyler Goodson didn't get a lot of action Saturday night, and he's despondent over last Indianapolis Colts offensive play of the season.
Goodson went left for a screen pass on 4th-and-1 at the Houston 15-yard line with less than a minute left. Gardner Minshew's pass was behind Goodson but hit him in the hands, then fell to the turf.
The Colts' offense never got the ball back in a 23-19 loss that ends their season at 9-8.
"I felt like a failure," a teary Goodson said in the locker room postgame. "I know I'm not a failure, but that's what I felt like. ... I'll never do that again."
Minshew took equal responsibility in his postgame news conference for the pass being a little behind Goodson.
“I wish I’d put a better ball on him,” Minshew said.
Insider: Colts fall a yard short of playoff berth on missed 4th-and-1 pass
#Colts running back Tyler Goodson is in tears speaking to media after dropping what would have been a fourth-down conversion.
"I felt like a failure. I know I'm not a failure, but that's what I felt like... I'll never do that again."@WISH_TV #ForTheShoe— Angela Moryan (@SidelineStormer) January 7, 2024
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