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AR will be fine. Give him some time to gain some confidence and clean up his mechanics a bit. -
By ColtAndOrioles · Posted
A few things in response.... I agree they needed a first down to ice the game. I literally said that. My point was IF THEY DID NOT DO THAT....would you rather have the Bears (again assuming the Colts did not get a first down) with the ball on their own 40 yard line with 10 seconds to go or their own 25-30 with 45 seconds to go. To me this is a no brainer. The ball on the 40 with 10 seconds left. They needed a TD. Not a FG. Field position meant almost nothing. Secondly, I literally said Gould should be able to return the ball between the 15-25 yard line and then slide down. Here is what I said... "there is no question that Gould should have taken the ball to the 15-25 yard line and slid down." Could be the 15. Could be the 25. Again because they needed a TD it really didn't matter. An extra 10-15 yards of field position in the Colts favor is not worth an extra 35 seconds for the Bears. That is simple math. Third.....your math is wrong. First down for the Colts at 1:55 after the run out of the endzone. Run the ball. Bears call timeout at 1:49. Second down run the ball to 1:41, play clock starts there and then hike the ball at 1:06 and run the ball again. Third down. Run the ball. Play clock starts at .57. Run the ball. Play clock starts around .50. Run the clock down to .15. Call timeout. Punt. Play clock stops around .10 or so. This is pure math. So I have to ask....what is your logic and reasoning about that the clock being stopped at 30 seconds and the Bears getting the ball? You just added on 20 seconds for no reason that I can see. Please explain because it makes no sense at all. Strictly talking about logic and math here. Not feelings. Fourth...I totally agree the confusion at the end may have played a part in the Colts not doing the right thing there. But again, that is on the Colts coaching staff and their incompetence. They are paid $millions to figure stuff like that out. If I can do it watching on TV in that second, how can the Colts coaching staff not do this with 30 people paid to do this? Make that make sense. -
I cannot say anything bad about the guy. He is a huge philanthropist. And a genuine one. My nephew attended his alma mater. He has done so much for people. I am a big fan of Arthur Blank. -
It seems like the Colts play the Steelers every year, no?
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