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Nov 26, 2024
9:29:14am

Y05 Truly Addicted User

When you don't know how well your d is going to stop the other team you should

Not put them in a difficult spot.

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Y05

Previous username: Yz1
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Joined: Feb 16, 2010
Last login: Nov 26, 2024
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My biggest gripe against the coaching is going for it on 4th in the scenario

jimmer4pres

9:18am

We should just have an AI coach.

JAGA97

9:21am

The AI coach would go for it.

COACHdrn

9:24am

But then we wouldn't be paying a coach that passes the buck to analytics.

JAGA97

9:25am

While having your place-kicker lined up at tailback.

2ndTrombone

9:41am

I tend to agree, esp given the D's slow starts.

Katewot

9:22am

When you don't know how well your d is going to stop the other team you should

Y05

9:29am

No way. You go for it and you execute. We have done very well this yr on 4th.

Iman23

9:29am

I had no problem with going for it--pretty good risk reward from there.

Incentivize

9:43am

A-Rod had an answer to this:

ocmyhome

9:44am

Yeah I think his answer is good.

JuicyJam

10:36am

As a fan I think it's easy to nit-pick stuff, but as in this case, coaches are

ocmyhome

10:42am

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