Others more unlikely and more impressive. But if “clutch” means “do-or-die”, that’s the one. Depends on your definition

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Oct 19, 2024
12:11:44pm

mvtoro Scrub

Others more unlikely and more impressive. But if “clutch” means “do-or-die”, that’s the one. Depends on your definition

of clutch.

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POLL: Most clutch play?

snowbird

Oct 19, 11:44am

RE: POLL: Most clutch play?

Courtimedes

Oct 19, 11:45am

*On the go ahead TD

snowbird

Oct 19, 11:45am

The 4th down play was the only one in your list that would have ended the game

ryebrye

Oct 19, 11:47am

Yeah. By a strict definition of “clutch” that’s probably it. Either of the other two was more impressive though.

mvtoro

Oct 19, 11:49am

True but 4th and 8 is not that unlikely when teams are making sure they don’t

johnnybyu

Oct 19, 12:04pm

Others more unlikely and more impressive. But if “clutch” means “do-or-die”, that’s the one. Depends on your definition

mvtoro

Oct 19, 12:11pm

Before Chase's 4th down catch there was a scene in the SEZ like out of a movie

jrifkin48

Oct 19, 11:49am

Going with run. It was unlikely and opened up the last play

johnnybyu

Oct 19, 12:04pm

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