JJ Watt calls out Wisconsin offensive play call vs. Alabama

Despite being without starting quarterback Tyler Van Dyke, Wisconsin was still leading Alabama 3-0 late in the first quarter. With less than two minutes remaining in the first period, the Badgers faced a fourth-and-1 from the Alabama 39.

Instead of going under center and running, Wisconsin opted to line up in shotgun. Running back Tawee Walker was stuffed, turning the ball back over to Alabama.

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It’s fair to say former Badgers star JJ Watt was not a fan of the play call.

“Do not line up in shotgun on 4th & 1. Ever,” JJ Watt posted.

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