Well I'll blame Boras, he had some crappy red zone calls and those calls prior to the fake punt were pathetic as well. I still say they had a better chance of winning by punting, but for whatever reason this universe allows you to have an opinion too, even if it is wrong
I mean different.
Well I'll blame Boras, he had some crappy red zone calls and those calls prior to the fake punt were pathetic as well. I still say they had a better chance of winning by punting, but for whatever reason this universe allows you to have an opinion as well, even if it is wrong
I agree on going for it on the last Red Zone series too, when they came out for the field goal I was like wtf, what are you doing, go for the TD now while you are this close.
In hind sight I would say go for it as well, but when I was watching the game, with all of the stupid play calls in the red zone, I thought that there was no way in hell that they had a chance of getting that ball across the goal line, but it would have been better than a telegraphed fake punt on the twenty, hands down.
Ha, I thought they had more of a chance of forcing a turnover on special teams or the D than to convert the fake punt. I guess either way they were some real long shots. The game was lost long before by the piss poor play calls in the red zone and the series with the fake punt, and I guess Fisher knew it, or he knew the players lost the game cause the coaching staff is not at fault. Even with all of the mistakes that the players made, with better coaching, they could have pulled this game out.
Exactly what i saw from the video. He decided immediately to go wide which is probably the design, but the Rams got a seal off in the middle and a lane developed pretty quickly. It would've closed fast but with better speed and vision from the runner that was a nice hole.
You mean like the no way to win situation? Good generals always use that as a last result, four minutes left was not the last result. That suituation could have been avoided by the previous red zone series too. Not to mention the play calling prior to the fake. I don't think Fisher has a good grasp of the game, like planning plays ahead, or even drives ahead. He demonstrated that on the two point conversion against the Bucs. His logic was severely flawed, and he doesn't play the odds and numbers game like Vermeil did, he was very good at it.
True,but it did end the game at that point.
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I don't mind calling out bad stuff when it's evident.
According to @-X- (or what he has read on the topic)Fisher only messes with the offense in certain situations.Me personally I believe the red zone is one of those situations.There are people who believe Fisher doesn't interfere
Well, if he's calling redzone plays, then he doesn't really need a coordinator.
