KB1122
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This will get lost in the shuffle. But the play that killed us near the end of the game was when No. 30 dropped the sure pick and likely return for a touchdown. Instead the Rams got it back, made a first down on the next play and marched downfield for the field goal. That was a 9-point swing.
There's some sort of conventional wisdom in football that the athletes who can catch end up at receiver and the athletes who can't end up as defensive backs. I wonder how dumb that CW is. Because turnovers are a huge, huge factor in who wins and who loses. My hunch is that a team that catches their 50/50 interception chances probably wins two more games and the ones that don't lose two more.
There's some sort of conventional wisdom in football that the athletes who can catch end up at receiver and the athletes who can't end up as defensive backs. I wonder how dumb that CW is. Because turnovers are a huge, huge factor in who wins and who loses. My hunch is that a team that catches their 50/50 interception chances probably wins two more games and the ones that don't lose two more.
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