Originally posted by Mystico3
Originally posted by truCarl
having four 4th and 1's and kicking on all of them when we would go for them AND get them if allowed isn't something to hang your hat on
yeah, but you didn't have any of them, and it never came into play.
55, 52, 48, 47, were the FG's, and none were less than 4th and 7...so what was that about hanging my hat on something?
you had a 23 yarder, that was handed to you on a turnover. You took over on the 27, and saw the redzone for the first and only time that game, and kicked on 4th and 5.
you are undefeated, and you shut down our O.
He was referring to the short-yardage plays before punts. We had a 4th and .5, a 4th and 1, and a 4th and 2 I think he said. We subscribe to the Bill Bellichek guidelines on 4th down situations.
Originally posted by truCarl
having four 4th and 1's and kicking on all of them when we would go for them AND get them if allowed isn't something to hang your hat on
yeah, but you didn't have any of them, and it never came into play.
55, 52, 48, 47, were the FG's, and none were less than 4th and 7...so what was that about hanging my hat on something?
you had a 23 yarder, that was handed to you on a turnover. You took over on the 27, and saw the redzone for the first and only time that game, and kicked on 4th and 5.
you are undefeated, and you shut down our O.
He was referring to the short-yardage plays before punts. We had a 4th and .5, a 4th and 1, and a 4th and 2 I think he said. We subscribe to the Bill Bellichek guidelines on 4th down situations.

Last edited Jul 9, 2008 22:03:05




4th and short were from punts























