Did Garrett's OT decision cost him more than just the game?

Whatever you need to believe to have hope, buddy.

Three first round picks on the OL, another one who would've been absent false allegations on draft week, a second rounder, and the 4th overall pick at RB. All of that, and we're afraid to go for 4th and 1 in the opponent's territory in OT. You know who wouldn't be afraid? Belichik, Tomlin, McCarthy, McVay, Pederson - coaches who aren't afraid to take risks and play to win.

But we've got JG, his one-trick pony playbook, and gutless mentality. How many times have we needed the defense to come through late in a game? How many times have they failed, and how many times have we blamed the offense because they only put up 30 instead of 40? Why would anyone put it in their hands again when all you need is ONE yard?

"But what if we got stopped?!"

So what? They'd just have to go 30 fewer yards than they went to win the game, but at least you go down swinging instead of in the fetal position.


What unit is playing the best through 5 games. When you figure it out. Come back
 
Zeke had 20 carries for a grand total of 54 yards. Of those 20 carries, 13 went for a grand total of 0 yards, and 10 of those 13 went for minus-6 yards, thanks to some cohort Bill Jones math. Your confidence level.

Let that sink in

That's why Rico is on the roster. Gotta think out
Side the box.
 
If Garrett was unsure he could run for a yard, then he should have tried a pass.

Lol...then everybody would've said, you have this offensive line and best back in football and we passed. It a no win for the man
 

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