juck;4290639 said:Why didnt we go for it? 1. We would have gotten it. 2 it may have crushed Baileys confidence.
Doomsday101;4290642 said:You don't know that we would have gotten it. It was in his range that is why they kicked it.
Doomsday101;4290642 said:You don't know that we would have gotten it. It was in his range that is why they kicked it.
JoeCorrado;4290707 said:Wrong answer.
It was a poor decision. THAT is why we tried a kick from the fringe instead of going for a 4th and 1 on our first drive.
Bailey has never been expected to be a long distance kicker. Isn't that why Beulher is sucking up air at Valley ranch? Just in case we need that long FG to win a game?
Doomsday101;4290721 said:Wrong answer? according to who?
You have an opinion. It was within Bailey reach so that was an option. Going for it was an option or punting it was an option.
CoCo;4290741 said:You can make a case for any of those choices and pre-snap you'd probably get fans split fairly evenly. Once the choice is made and decision failed its pretty easy to 2nd guess it all.
- Punt and pin them deep
- Go for the 1st down on 4th & 1
- Kick the long FG
Frankly, my choice would have been to run it on 3rd down.![]()
JoeCorrado;4290740 said:My opinion- a fans opinion- and it matters to me.
You say that they were in his range... obviously- you are wrong... or Garrett, or whatever idiot decided that Bailey and Beuhler are the same guy because their names each begin with the letter B... c'mon man
Why is Beuhler here again? Oh, I remember JJ saying something about possibly needing a long FG at some point.
53 yards is not Bailey range... if you "expect" 3 points. Of course if you just want to watch him kick.. sure.
CONTEXT... better odds at 53, or getting a first on 4th and 1? That is the CONTEXT of the discussion. Can he make a FG from there? Sure, but the odds aren't such that you "expect" him to make it.
On the other hand- we better EXPECT the offense to pick up a yard when we need it.
You following this stuff?
JoeCorrado;4290740 said:My opinion is as valid as yours. You say that they were in his range... obviously- you are wrong... or Garrett, or whatever isiot decided that Bailey and Beuhler are the same guy because their names each begin with the letter B.
Why is Beuhler here again? Oh, I remember JJ saying something about possibly needing a long FG at some point.
53 yards is not Bailey range... if you "expect" 3 points. Of course if you just want to watch him kick.. sure.
CONTEXT... better odds at 53, or getting a first on 4th and 1? That is the CONTEXT of the discussion. Can he make a FG from there? Sure, but the odds aren't such that you "expect" him to make it.
On the other hand- we better EXPECT the offense to pick up a yard when we need it.
You following this stuff?
JoeCorrado;4290745 said:Mine too, or on 4th... but hey... what do fans know? Our opinions are like the wind... oh, wait- you can "hear" the wind... or is that the leaves? Whatever.
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Doomsday101;4290750 said:Yes your opinion is as valid. So when you say it was the wrong one it is your opinion it was wrong nothing more.
Bailey has hit from 51 with ease during warm-up they saw he was hitting it with no problems so going for the 3 was a clear cut option regardless if you would have gone for it.
Why is Beuhler here again? He is on IR so what does that have to do with a damn thing? Nothing
Great part is you can make the call with no consequences, if you go for it and your wrong no big deal
Last thing yes I understand this game very much played it for years been a fan even longer so while I fully agree that we all have opinion I don't need you trying to teach me football. I know you think you are the guru of football but that too is your opinion nothing more
Are you following this stuff?
Doomsday101;4290760 said:Your opinion is just that. I did not say you were wrong or right. You make a choice you have nothing to lose. You can sit at home and make all the calls you want but in the end you don't pay the price for the call you have the luxury of second guessing.
Had Garrett gone for it would I have been upset? No it would be a risk but a risk he was willing to take. Would I have been upset with a punt? no chance to pin them back inside their 10 to 20 or do I trust my FG who has shown great accuracy and frankly good distance? Again a legit option.
JoeCorrado;4290740 said:My opinion- a fans opinion- and it matters to me.
You say that they were in his range... obviously- you are wrong... or Garrett, or whatever idiot decided that Bailey and Beuhler are the same guy because their names each begin with the letter B... c'mon man
Why is Beuhler here again? Oh, I remember JJ saying something about possibly needing a long FG at some point.
53 yards is not Bailey range... if you "expect" 3 points. Of course if you just want to watch him kick.. sure.
CONTEXT... better odds at 53, or getting a first on 4th and 1? That is the CONTEXT of the discussion. Can he make a FG from there? Sure, but the odds aren't such that you "expect" him to make it.
On the other hand- we better EXPECT the offense to pick up a yard when we need it.
You following this stuff?
nake;4290833 said:You know, they do go out on the field before the game and have Bailey kick the ball in both directions to find out what his effective range will be for that particular game. They aren't guessing.
juck;4290639 said:Why didnt we go for it? 1. We would have gotten it. 2 it may have crushed Baileys confidence.
