Ahead by 3, Rams do the exact same thing they did to win the game. You GOTTA get a yard..What a surprise. MM leaves more points on the board. **** this shit.
Ahead by 3, Rams do the exact same thing they did to win the game. You GOTTA get a yard..What a surprise. MM leaves more points on the board. **** this shit.
Fourth and one not fourth snd goal. Still a different MV call with this offensive lineWhy are they trying to convert 4th and goal with the worst offensive line in the league lol
Sorry that's what I meant.Fourth and one not fourth snd goal. Still a different MV call with this offensive line
In Macdonald's case I think it's a combo of both the analytics mindset and also not wanting to develop a rep for being 'timid' as a first year head coach.This is the trend in football at all levels
Go for it in situations that nobody dreamed of even 10 years sgo
It’s gone too far. Coaches leave points (and give opposing team the ball in plus territory) far too often
Change isn’t always good
AgreeIn Macdonald's case I think it's a combo of both the analytics mindset and also not wanting to develop a rep for being 'timid' as a first year head coach.
But as I've opined before, you need to assess your own team here. We suck at short yardage, run-obvious situations. We've got a team that has struggled to recover from blowing these opportunities.
Like, to me, this should have been something Macdonald should have internalized two games ago at most. And yet...?
Well..I sure wouldn't trust Myers with the kick..after all we would of won if he could kick a simple extra point..SMFH.!!
It was a stupid call. Rams took a timeout so THEY KNEW exact what was coming. But yet they try it anyway instead of doing something elseIn Macdonald's case I think it's a combo of both the analytics mindset and also not wanting to develop a rep for being 'timid' as a first year head coach.
But as I've opined before, you need to assess your own team here. We suck at short yardage, run-obvious situations. We've got a team that has struggled to recover from blowing these opportunities.
Like, to me, this should have been something Macdonald should have internalized two games ago at most. And yet...?