TimboSliceGB
CAGiversary!
- Feedback
- 1 (100%)
It was 4th and inches not lie it was 4th and 10
. I'm 3-9 I have nothing to lose to worry about that plus I had all 3 time outs I just felt it was the best option for me to win and not lose or go into overtimeDebatable. One of the commissioners can weigh in, but since it is debatable I don't think it's against the rules given the specific situation. I don't know how many coaches would go for it on 4th. You're essentially put the opposing team in your redzone only needing a touchdown to tie it.
Personally, I think that is 100% not ok in this league.Ok i just want a tule check because i think u have to punt the ball but 4th and inches on own 25 up 7 with just over 2 mins left do u punt or go for it cause u dnt get it im on ur 25???
I think this point could perhaps go the other way. Like if it was The Super Bowl and you didn't have faith in your D.. I'm 3-9 I have nothing to lose to worry about that plus I had all 3 time outs I just felt it was the best option for me to win and not lose or go into overtime
You don't know a lot of real football if you think a coach wouldn't punt it in that situation. Pin your opponent deep and play defense. All you have to do is keep him out of the end zone, and he's going to have to play desperate. If you "let him back into the game because of turnovers", why would you not trust your defense to hold a 7 point lead? The reality is, converting a 4th and inches in Madden is a high probability. That's why you did it. But on your own 25, that's a dick play call.I did it because it was to win the game or punt and I felt the way last drive was no way I would have stop him. It was 4th and inches and a lot of real coaches would have done it
You don't know a lot of real football if you think a coach wouldn't punt it in that situation. Pin your opponent deep and play defense. All you have to do is keep him out of the end zone, and he's going to have to play desperate. If you "let him back into the game because of turnovers", why would you not trust your defense to hold a 7 point lead? The reality is, converting a 4th and inches in Madden is a high probability. That's why you did it. But on your own 25, that's a dick play call.
The fact that the rule says you have to be able to justify going for it on fourth down, doesn't mean you can just make up reasons as to why it's okay to go for it in fourth down.Check my passing yards giving up on year and you would know why
plz explain how going for in on my 30 on 4th and inches and if i get it i close otu the game and win not justify going for it on forth down? i for one have seen it happen alot in every level of football college and nfl over the years.The fact that the rule says you have to be able to justify going for it on fourth down, doesn't mean you can just make up reasons as to why it's okay to go for it in fourth down.
Passing yards? Get out of here with that?
it was not the 25 more close to my 35 but i have yet to hear him justify going for it on 4-10 on his 40 with like 5 mins to go only down ten and then he went to score a td.This particular situation, it's NOT OK in my opinion to go for it on 4th down and inches at your own 25 up by 7.
I'm not going to hand out any strikes for this...just a warning.
Your OWN 25? 100% Punt. Sorry Mate.
I was just using Ask Madden and didn't realize the time until I hit the play. That's why I ran into the first defender I found. Wasn't looking for yards.Jets 31 - Dolphins 23.
That Offense of yours Uber.....is... how do i say this without starting a fight.... Not enjoyable to play against.
Why were your last 3 plays under 2 minutes (zero timeouts on my side) not Kneels? All 3 runs for gains. Games Over, bud.
gg....but if i never have to play against that spread..5w/4w/QB run monstrosity again...i'll be so entirely happy. lol.
I feel like the argument of there being less than 2 minutes in the 4th almost supports punting the ball even more. Is it safe to assume he was out of timeouts? (used them up to leave as much time on the clock as possible while you were running the ball chewing clock?) It's not like you even have to allow a return on the punt. Angle it out of bounds.Well early in 4th he went for it on his 45 when it's was 4th and 10 only down ten points so it goes both ways. Plus it was after 2 min warning so I felt it was win the game now or take the risk of me not getting it and him having ball on my 35 it was not the 25 yard line it was around 30/35
Just to touch on this...if he's losing by 2 scores at any point in the 4th quarter, he's probably desperate. I can't say that I'd feel great about going for a 4th and 10 in that situation, but if he felt like that was his last chance, I guess he had to go for it. Conversely, you shouldn't be feeling desperate if you're winning by 7 with less than 2 minutes left. In general, the winning team usually plays it safe at the end of the game. At least that's what happens in the games I watch.plz explain how going for in on my 30 on 4th and inches and if i get it i close otu the game and win not justify going for it on forth down? i for one have seen it happen alot in every level of football college and nfl over the years.
I did it because it was to win the game or punt and I felt the way last drive was no way I would have stop him. It was 4th and inches and a lot of real coaches would have done it
. I'm 3-9 I have nothing to lose to worry about that plus I had all 3 time outs I just felt it was the best option for me to win and not lose or go into overtime
Well early in 4th he went for it on his 45 when it's was 4th and 10 only down ten points so it goes both ways. Plus it was after 2 min warning so I felt it was win the game now or take the risk of me not getting it and him having ball on my 35 it was not the 25 yard line it was around 30/35
plz explain how going for in on my 30 on 4th and inches and if i get it i close otu the game and win not justify going for it on forth down? i for one have seen it happen alot in every level of football college and nfl over the years.
Seriously? Please do tell us all about the time you saw a NFL or college coach go for it on their own 30 yard line on 4th down with less than 2 minutes left and a TD lead in their pocket. I would love to hear this. That is so ing precious. N8 nailed it, so I really won't waste many keystrokes debating it.it was not the 25 more close to my 35 but i have yet to hear him justify going for it on 4-10 on his 40 with like 5 mins to go only down ten and then he went to score a td.
Belichick was thinking, if my players execute this, then I win a game. Aggressive play calling is always praised/criticized based on the result. I guarantee the same people that criticized him, would have praised him if Faulk hadn't bobbled the catch.Damn it, I knew if a situation existed, it would have to involve Belichick. And of course, that decision led to a loss in that game. I think Bill Simmons summed it up best:
"What the was Belichick thinking"
and then compared the entire ordeal to "riding in the passenger seat of a friend's car and watching helplessly as he plows over a pedestrian"
No offence, but calling that "aggressive" playcalling is being a bit kind. Foolish is a better word. And for all of Belichick's brilliance over the years, being foolish is not beyond his capacity. And I don't think anyone would have praised Belichick had Faulk made the catch. It still would have been a bonehead playcall. But people would have said he got away with one. If you want to encourage people to be foolish, that's your business. But personally, I'd rather play against people who play "right". At least that way, when I lose, it's because they outsmarted me...not because they out-bullshit me.Belichick was thinking, if my players execute this, then I win a game. Aggressive play calling is always praised/criticized based on the result. I guarantee the same people that criticized him, would have praised him if Faulk hadn't bobbled the catch.
No ones stating there is no risk involved. In Timbo's opinion the risk was worth it and he was correct because he got the first down.
Do you really think people would be complimenting Sean Peyton on how smart/great a call it was to do an onside kick coming out of halftime in the Superbowl if the other team recovers?The end result does not always justify the action. Just because he got the first down doesn't mean it was a good decision. Good things can come from bad decisions and vice versa.
I also do not think his claims of it being done a lot have been verified. For me anyways, that is what drew my attention.
really dude? i have never ONCE broke rles this season yet and when i was called out on couple plays running with the qb right after snap i said i would change and i did and when i do ONE thing that i think was a thing i should do to lock up a win i get bashed left and right for it.No offence, but calling that "aggressive" playcalling is being a bit kind. Foolish is a better word. And for all of Belichick's brilliance over the years, being foolish is not beyond his capacity. And I don't think anyone would have praised Belichick had Faulk made the catch. It still would have been a bonehead playcall. But people would have said he got away with one. If you want to encourage people to be foolish, that's your business. But personally, I'd rather play against people who play "right". At least that way, when I lose, it's because they outsmarted me...not because they out-bullshit me.
I do not believe your two football examples above are either quite the same caliber (onside kick) or to be true (Belichick scenario). Belichick's football intelligence does not begin or end with Kevin Faulk's ability, or inability here, to catch a short pass.Do you really think people would be complimenting Sean Peyton on how smart/great a call it was to do an onside kick coming out of halftime in the Superbowl if the other team recovers?
If the Pats complete the pass in that situation everyone is compliment Belichick on how gutsy it was and how smart it was to not give P Manning the ball back with 2 minutes to go.
To think that the end results do not affect perception of something is a bit ridiculous.
I can't disagree with you there, so I will not post anymore on it.then having some dude not even in the league makes his two sense knowing is another complete horse junk.
Um...I was mostly talking about Chetty's Belichick example. None of that was directed toward you. Besides...I'm not even in this league, lol Just trying to offer perspective. Personally, I would have gone with the safe play, because like I said, I think your reasoning for going for it is skewed by how relatively easy an "inches" play is to convert in Madden. When it's 99% automatic, yeah, of course...why wouldn't you go for it? But that doesn't mean it should always be allowed.really dude? i have never ONCE broke rles this season yet and when i was called out on couple plays running with the qb right after snap i said i would change and i did and when i do ONE thing that i think was a thing i should do to lock up a win i get bashed left and right for it.
i love this league but sometimes the adults in this league act like children when something happens to them in a game they thing is pushing the buttons. now im being called a cheater and a awful player
I can't disagree with you there, so I will not post anymore on it.
Lol, ill take the under on 4.Waited an hour to watch Mog run....what, 4 plays? C'mon man.
49ers dropped a close one and probably the division crown at the same time.
To everyone talking about the punt situation. Read the above quote and stfu.This particular situation, it's NOT OK in my opinion to go for it on 4th down and inches at your own 25 up by 7.
I'm not going to hand out any strikes for this...just a warning.
Your OWN 25? 100% Punt. Sorry Mate.
Waited an hour to watch Mog run....what, 4 plays? C'mon man.
49ers dropped a close one and probably the division crown at the same time.
I found it really annoying that you only ran 6-10 plays the whole game. You had one run that you ran at least 90% of your plays and just flipped the play. I don't normally complain, because I subscribe to the 'if it works keep doing it' mantra, but that seemed a little excessive, at least line up in a different formation.My 4 plays were all zone reads, I couldn't afford to run power at that D. Every hit u made I felt was a big hit.
But it paid off because I didn't turn the ball over and 2 rb that went for over 100 yards.
Gg staticz it was a old school smashmouth football game
I enjoyed it, you have the 9ers pat Willis was everywhere And the few times I passed u were there. Ben Tate is a zone runner and I was trying to get the most out of him without getting him hurt. But I understand u were bored that means I made u play my game, and if u stopped it the game would of been ob Bradford.I found it really annoying that you only ran 6-10 plays the whole game. You had one run that you ran at least 90% of your plays and just flipped the play. I don't normally complain, because I subscribe to the 'if it works keep doing it' mantra, but that seemed a little excessive, at least line up in a different formation.
Was the game even fun for you? Christ, I was so bored with your offense that I quit picking plays on defense. I suppose that was the 'game plan' though.
All I'm going to say on this - I haven't allowed more than about 50 yards rushing all year, you ran for over 200. It was blatantly obvious that you found a 'money play' and decided to run it over and over again. If you'd like, I can post the video. I think in one series you ran the same play three times with goal to go inside the 5!I enjoyed it, you have the 9ers pat Willis was everywhere And the few times I passed u were there. Ben Tate is a zone runner and I was trying to get the most out of him without getting him hurt. But I understand u were bored that means I made u play my game, and if u stopped it the game would of been ob Bradford.
Post the video.All I'm going to say on this - I haven't allowed more than about 50 yards rushing all year, you ran for over 200. It was blatantly obvious that you found a 'money play' and decided to run it over and over again. If you'd like, I can post the video. I think in one series you ran the same play three times with goal to go inside the 5!
Maybe I should've been able to stop it, but even with 9 in the box you had wide open running lanes. I have a hard time believing that my run defense took about 30 steps backwards out of no where. I'm still confused as to why Patrick Willis was 'everywhere' but couldn't stop anything
Do you have to make this post everytime someone has an issue? You add absolutely nothing to ease or help the situation.why is there so much crying and bitching going on in this thread? every page is filled with someone whining about the way someone played, or someone tryna shit on someone for a "stupid question"...
I understand that. It would be better if people just left it at, for example, "you should've punted." Things go more smoothly when no one feels the need to get defensive. That is why I posted for everyone to read fero's quote and drop it.there being an issue is fine... it's the extra, unnecessary stuff that comes with it. people catching feelings and attitudes like it's the thing to do