With what is going on in the NBA, I think the NFL needs to adjust COVID protocols before the playoffs start, otherwise there is a very high chance several games will be decided by a team missing half their starters.

Emnjay808

United States10660 Posts

December 16 2021 05:41 GMT

#583

Urban Meyers fired(?).

JRob season boys!

GTR

51499 Posts

December 16 2021 06:08 GMT

#584

weird time for it to come out though

don_kyuhote

3006 Posts

December 16 2021 06:32 GMT

#585

So in the year 2021:

Tom Herman (Urban Meyer's OC at Ohio State) gets fired from Texas.
Dan Mullen (Urban Meyer's OC at Florida) gets fired from Florida
Steve Addazio (Urban Meyer's OC at Florida) gets fired from Colorado State
Urban Meyer himself gets fired from Jacksonville

vult

United States9400 Posts

December 16 2021 15:08 GMT

#586

Thank the fucking lord Urban was fired. Nobody kicks Josh Lambo and gets away with it.

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

December 20 2021 00:24 GMT

#587

Packers-Ravens is so weird. They got to halftime before the other 2 games by like 10 minutes, and now its the last to end.

RowdierBob

Australia13293 Posts

December 20 2021 01:37 GMT

#588

For the uninitiated like myself, why on Earth did the Ravens go for the two-point conversion there instead of sending it to overtime?

GTR

51499 Posts

December 20 2021 01:40 GMT

#589

lack of faith in their current qb and they knew that rodgers will probably drive to win in OT either way

the exact same situation happened to them a couple of weeks ago against the steelers - they were depleted on defense so they had to end it then rather than going to OT.

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

December 20 2021 02:04 GMT

#590

Ravens have a depleted roster with tons of injuries, especially in the secondary on defense. Lack of players in the secondary is also the primary reason they did the same thing against the Steelers.

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

December 20 2021 04:19 GMT

#591

Imagine if the Saints had a real quarterback.

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

December 21 2021 04:44 GMT

#592

That's a lot of people in Soldier Field waiting to see if the Bears would cover. Too bad they aren't required to attempt a PAT if they score a td with time expiring.

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

December 21 2021 05:43 GMT

#593

What a confusing display

UsedEgg3

126 Posts

December 22 2021 14:51 GMT

#594

It's funny cuz way back in the 2012 playoffs against Denver I was screaming at them to go for 2 after the Jacoby TD at the end of regulation. Like there's no way they're beating Peyton in OT on the road in the playoffs. I was so, so wrong.

JimmiC

Canada22817 Posts

December 22 2021 15:57 GMT

#595

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Melliflue

United Kingdom1389 Posts

December 22 2021 20:04 GMT

#596

On December 23 2021 00:57 JimmiC wrote:
The math is that they should have gone for the 2 on the TB before, then they know if they need the kick or the 2 on the next one.

Going for it there is pretty much a wash, but on the TB before it ups their chances to win a fair bit.

That is what I don't understand about it. When Baltimore score that first TD they could go for two and if it succeeds they can kick the extra point on the second to win, but if they fail the first they know they must try for two the second time to send the game into OT.

I can see arguments on both sides for whether or not to go for two after scoring to be down by 1 but there is no logic behind kicking the extra point first and then going for two. It was a very bad decision.

JimmiC

Canada22817 Posts

December 22 2021 20:35 GMT

#597

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Josh124

United Kingdom144 Posts

December 22 2021 21:01 GMT

#598

What I dislike about Bal going for 2 against GB is that GB had 42 secs and a TO left, Bal aren't winning the game outright there even if they make the 2. If you make the 2 then GB have to aggressively pursue a game winning field goal, which I'd reckon they have at least a 20% chance of getting. If you make the 1 and tie it up then GB will be more conservative and likely settle for OT (rather than using all 4 downs to chase a field goal).

cLutZ

United States19574 Posts

December 23 2021 00:47 GMT

#599

On December 23 2021 06:01 Josh124 wrote:
What I dislike about Bal going for 2 against GB is that GB had 42 secs and a TO left, Bal aren't winning the game outright there even if they make the 2. If you make the 2 then GB have to aggressively pursue a game winning field goal, which I'd reckon they have at least a 20% chance of getting. If you make the 1 and tie it up then GB will be more conservative and likely settle for OT (rather than using all 4 downs to chase a field goal).

Way to few people making this point. You don't want to face that offense when its only in need of a FG and they are in 100% 4 down scenario.

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

December 23 2021 02:59 GMT

#600

FG drive with 42 seconds left is a pretty decent scenario in today's NFL. Mason Crosby can be occasionally shaky however.

It is even easier if the shoe was on the other foot. Teams start at the 25 after a touchback. Gain 25 yards and the Ravens are already in Tucker's range.