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Who else was going nuts when we punted on 4th and 5 with 2:34 left?
Who else was going nuts when we punted on 4th and 5 with 2:34 left?
Wow. I was ready to write Jauron off forever when he did this. I can't believe it paid off.
It was a good move psychologically too for the team. He showed confidence in the "D" that they could stop the Texans, and he showed confidence that the "O" could score with less than two minutes left.
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Re: Who else was going nuts when we punted on 4th and 5 with 2:34 left?
Yep, I went nuts.
Even though it worked out, I still think that was the wrong call.
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Re: Who else was going nuts when we punted on 4th and 5 with 2:34 left?
I honestly didn't believe that the Offense would convert a 4&5.... and I wasn't positive that our D would step up and get the ball back to us.
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Re: Who else was going nuts when we punted on 4th and 5 with 2:34 left?
Originally posted by The_Philster
If you felt it was a good call at the time...then you're obviously excluded from the "us"
But if you liked the fact that Houston made the call to pass on 3rd and 2...and thus give us back the ball...then you're part of the "we"
I thoought the call sucked.
Just keep me out of your "We"- you don't speak for me. If that means I'm not part of your "collective Bills nation" so be it.
Re: Who else was going nuts when we punted on 4th and 5 with 2:34 left?
Originally posted by Thurmal
Wow. I was ready to write Jauron off forever when he did this. I can't believe it paid off.
It was a good move psychologically too for the team. He showed confidence in the "D" that they could stop the Texans, and he showed confidence that the "O" could score with less than two minutes left.
Re: Who else was going nuts when we punted on 4th and 5 with 2:34 left?
Originally posted by Earthquake Enyart
We had 2 time outs plus the 2 minute warning. It was not a bad call.
What was a bad call was the Texans throwing it on 3rd and 2 when they had been running it down our throats all day. That was the bad call.
great postig EE
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