The sack that wasn't? Onside that should've been?

[Cydios]

So Cooper was wide open as the scramble began. If the ref didn't stop that play, coop could've run that in.

Also, this is where i hate stats. Our defense was getting toasted.. why have them try to get us back on the field? We had 3 TOs, and if we missed the onside we almost had the same opportunity to stop them. Just a thought

 

[Lifetimeboyzfan]

So Cooper was wide open as the scramble began. If the ref didn't stop that play, coop could've run that in.

Also, this is where i hate stats. Our defense was getting toasted.. why have them try to get us back on the field? We had 3 TOs, and if we missed the onside we almost had the same opportunity to stop them. Just a thought

If you miss the onside they are already practically in fg range. It was the right call to kick it with all timeouts and the two minute warning.

 

[darthseinfeld]

We had a 3rd and long and didnt stop them. The deep kick was the right choice

 

[darthseinfeld]

Recovering an onside kick is practically a miracle now with the rule changes

 

[heir]

I think it was the right call on the onside kick. I think the stat is only 4 onside kicks have been recovered since the rule change. It's almost impossible to get it. All my years of football had my instincts saying kick the onside but when you take into account the new rules, it changes dramatically. They were a 3rd and 7 stop away from maybe getting the ball back.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

We had a 3rd and long and didnt stop them. The deep kick was the right choice

yep. You simply cannot let slow Goff get 3rd and 7 like he did

 

[Aven8]

The onside kick was the right call to kick deep but he nailed it in the end zone with no one back there. Dumb move. Should have pooched it

 

[Buttermaker]

For once can't complain about clock management at the end of the game.
Got what we wanted. That third down was the killer.