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If not for 4-5 perfect throw drops game wouldn’t have been close. - Dan Orlovsky I'm not sure what game he watched. On the two most prominent "drops", they still scored on that drive. The reality is if the Pats hadn't self destructed in the red zone and missed a FG, the game wouldn't have been close. -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
Yep, I loved the call but a part of me was like what are you doing? . Then I thought, screw it, just go for it you crazy fools, we should win this, we have the better team. -
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By Restinpeacesweetchloe · Posted
Glad Steichen was smart enough to keep Taylor on the field on the two point conversion. It at least kept defense guessing. -
By John Hammonds · Posted
I was at B-Dub's in Brownsburg. The entire place was screaming "No!!! What are you doing?!?!?!" Including me. And if it hadn't worked, we would be calling for Shane's head today. However, in retrospect, I think it was the only call that he could have made. Our defense hadn't stopped the Pats all day. If we did the extra point and went to overtime, we would be putting our win in the hands of the coin flip. The flip goes wrong, and the Pats win. If you're going to give yourself the chance to win, go ahead and do it right now. Even if you stop the Pats defensively in overtime, you'll still have to work all the way down the field to get in position to win. You are in that position right now. Why prolong it? Win it now or don't. Ballzy. But correct.
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