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I'll be back.
Join Date: Nov 2002
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Because they are the Chargers.
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I’m a Mahomo!
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I’m a Mahomo!
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Mid-Missouri
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I’m sure this will be debated all day tomorrow on ESPN, GMFB, The Aftermath, NFL Live, Etc...
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Stay down bitch!
Join Date: Jun 2001
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El Gato Gordo Loco
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Earth
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Scared to lose and scared to win.
NFL Coaches are afraid to fail. You cant be if you want to be a good situational coach. |
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El Gato Gordo Loco
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Earth
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Whats the percentage Mahomes scores at least 3 points on the next possession with 4 downs at their disposal? Probably 75%+ This dumb old school thing about trusting your defense is nonsense. Never trust your defense unless you are playing Baker Mayfield or somebody like that. |
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El Gato Gordo Loco
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Earth
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Facing a team with a great offense, quite possible a historic offense you go for without even blinking. The problem is some NFL coaches are afraid to fail because sometimes it means your head on a platter. I remember last yr when Baltimore kept going for it on 4th down and didn't pick up most of them. Was absolutely the right call even though they failed. The media and even his own fans were out to eat his lunch. But over the course of the season that aggressive mentality really paid off. |
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Suupraa Geniuuusss
Join Date: Jan 2019
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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But I knew they were going to punt before they sent the punter out. I thought for a second they might try a fake punt. But what I knew was that they weren't going to put their rookie QB in that hot of a situation in his first game, a game he wasn't even supposed to be in, in that particular moment. That kid played a great game, and you don't sacrifice that by putting in the biggest moment of his life without the proper preparation, and coaches are all about preparation. If he makes it great. But if something goes wrong, and he mangles the snap (which I've seen happen about a hundred times), or he gets strip sacked (which just happened to a rookie QB Thursday night), or he throws an INT/pick-6 (which I've seen about a thousand times), then that kid goes into the locker room a goat, and not the good kind. Lynn protected his QB in that moment, and I knew he would. Plus, Lynn is a defensive coach. Now if that same scenario happens a few games down the road and Herbert is still doing well, I bet he goes for it. But not in the kid's very first start, one which he was never supposed to play in the first place. |
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Join Date: Jan 2019
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Analytics are great, but they don't account for specific situations and they don't allow for the human aspect. And sometimes people get caught up in analytics and forget that. Bottom line, the Ravens giving the Chiefs multiple short fields, and throwing away a half dozen points was stupid. As it turned out, failing to convert all those times cost them field position, which made it that much easier for the Chiefs to go 4-5 plays and score. Btw, do you know what the analytics say about giving the Chiefs a short field? Basically it says it's a really bad idea. |
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My guess is they wanted to rely on their stronger defense (who did a pretty damn good job up to that point stalling us) to win the game for them.
Was it the right call? Probably not, but hindsight's 20/20. |
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Join Date: Jan 2019
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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And the Ravens with Lamar are 0-2 in the playoffs while blindly following analytics, while the Chiefs are 4-1and Super Bowl Champions following a coach that isn't interested in analytics. I rest my case. |
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