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Speedy Ron 02-06-2012 09:33 AM

Bradshaw not kneeling on the one
 
im wondering why that was so stupid?? Say he does take a kneel and they have to kick a field goal. that means the are only up by one with 20-30 seconds left in the game. brady completes 2 passes to get in field goal range and they would lose. they needed that td more than the needed the time off the clock. IMO

Euphoria 02-06-2012 09:48 AM

First of all they do not have to kick the FG it was 2nd down.

Chances are still good of them running it in on the next play... I know not a given but they had been able to control the line and run the ball.

I don't think many or calling it stupid! But I love the fact that every cell in your body... all of your life has been trained as a RB to get in the end zone. Now biggest game of your life you're told to fall down at the goal line. What a dilemma for the guy. Instinct one out...

Perhaps the stupid part was Brady's Saftey or maybe they should have let the Giants score sooner.

Speedy Ron 02-06-2012 09:51 AM

i guess what made me so sick it the fact that this guy just scored a go ahead td in the superbowl and the biggest fool on earth (chris collinsworth) was raining on his parade. i want to break collinsoworths pencil neck

Euphoria 02-06-2012 09:54 AM

It wasn't just him...

There were only like 2 other Giants that were excited and celebrated Bradshaw's TD.

The rest looked at him like he had just fumbled and lost the game.

Boutte 02-06-2012 11:46 AM

If you get stuffed on the next play or you fumble or the FG gets blocked or just missed, Bradshaw is remembered forever as the idiot who blew the Super Bowl. He gets to see himself compared with Bill Buckner, Chris Webber, Jacky Smith, and Scott Norwood for the rest of his life.

SmashMouth 02-06-2012 12:05 PM

Bellicheat let them score... just so Brady would have time left on the clock! He did but it did not work!

Beastmode 02-06-2012 12:21 PM

I would not want the TD. Force the timeouts and get that clock down as far as you can. Odds of Brady marching a comeback with 5 seconds left probably around 1%. Odds with a TO and almost a minute, I'm guessing 30 45%. If your kicker can't make basically an extra point to win the game then you should lose. If you watch the last heave that ball was almost caught.

Speedy Ron 02-06-2012 01:10 PM

[QUOTE=Beastmode;376165]I would not want the TD. Force the timeouts and get that clock down as far as you can. Odds of Brady marching a comeback with 5 seconds left probably around 1%. Odds with a TO and almost a minute, I'm guessing 30 45%. If your kicker can't make basically an extra point to win the game then you should lose. If you watch the last heave that ball was almost caught.[/QUOTE
"almost"= keyword
pressure does funny things to a man when the superbowl is on the line. tynes might have wiffed...
see billy cundiff

Euphoria 02-06-2012 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boutte (Post 376159)
If you get stuffed on the next play or you fumble or the FG gets blocked or just missed, Bradshaw is remembered forever as the idiot who blew the Super Bowl. He gets to see himself compared with Bill Buckner, Chris Webber, Jacky Smith, and Scott Norwood for the rest of his life.

That is to much hindsight...

You are playing and anticipating... they anticipated correctly NE was giving them the score. The odds were in Giants favor and they felt good about it. So it was the right call just instincts were just harder to overcome...

AlaskaSaints 02-06-2012 01:40 PM

Payton has to know that we should have won last night's SuperBowl...

Just that ONE defensive series... Sorta like the Giants pulled off last night!

Jus' dreamin'... Sorry.

Alaska

FinSaint 02-06-2012 03:35 PM

That attempt to stop at the 1 yard line looked so half-hearted that I was wondering if he really wanted to stop before crossing the line. It could be that he wanted to run that one in the whole time and get his name on the SB scoreboard, but made that hesitation move just to appease his coach.

Just a thought.

Rugby Saint II 02-06-2012 03:46 PM

The whole scenario was as strange as the two head coaches. It was kind of like letting slow people play chess.

Srgt. Hulka 02-06-2012 04:09 PM

I heard on Mike & Mike this morning, that stopping short of the goal line was not even discussed during the timeout, or in the huddle. Bradshaw was told not to score as Eli was handing off the ball. I'm not sure if I could have stopped either. But, I'm with you Speedy Ron. I think I take the touchdown. Take a fieldgoal, and Brady has to move the ball 50 yards, kick a field goal for the win. Take a touchdown and Brady has to move the ball 80 yards for a TD for the win. I'll take my chances with the 80 yards.

UK_WhoDat 02-06-2012 04:49 PM

He should have run up and down the 1 yard line until the clock said 5 seconds and then hopped in for a TD.

What happened is that the Patriots had trained for a Super Bowl against the Saints and was always going to let the Saints score late in a close game. On the basis that the Saints cant-stop-big-plays-in the last-2-minutes defence would have left Brady enough time to score easily.

LBCutta 02-06-2012 10:15 PM

If they want to give you a TD take it....nothing is a given in the NFL. not even a chip shot field goal

QBREES9 02-06-2012 10:42 PM

Take the TD everytime, it was the Super Bowl !

Speedy Ron 02-07-2012 09:28 AM

no doubt in my mind that if we were the giants and had to stop them with a minute left we lose. if alex smith could do it anyone could do it.


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