I wonder if he was being given a pep talk before the cameras rolled by MacDonald, being told he did a very good job in "taking one for the team" or something with all the sacks and throwing the ball away instead of forcing it while letting the D do its thing?
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(though I said it was "interesting", not odd if we're going to be technical about it.
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They managed the clock perfectly. They were playing a team that couldn't score a point against us.
Because a struggling offense has never come out of the half on fire? You can’t just take back momentum at will. As much as I hated the hoodie that is one thing he understood more than any other coach. Maximum effort start to finish, embarrass the other team to keep momentum.
While not playing optimally because of trying to beat the clock.
Well, let's be honest Hawker. You don't strike me as someone who is satisfied with much of anything the Hawks do. And that's cool, do you.
I just did not see what they did at the end of the 1st half at all egregious. We can a difference of opinion. Again, they got the ball near midfield with all three timeouts and 45-50 seconds to go in the half. That's plenty of time to score in today's NFL. The fact of the matter was the Vikes were all over Sam before that. JSN had only one catch. We weren't moving the ball. And we didn't really then either, settling for a long FG. We didn't want to leave time on the clock in such a situation.
Exactly. Situational football.
