Kelly the Dog

The decision had little to do with the Colts winning, it was only about the Bills winning.

They ran on first down and passed on second and third (because it was third and long). From the 25. What makes you think they would not have done the exact same thing from the 41?

Because if you make the same decision 10 times it's wrong 7-8 of them. If you hit on 18 and win it was a bad decision even though you won that hand.

The entire decision is based on ifs, genius.

They couldn't kick more than a 35 yard FG. That means going to the 18 or so. They wouldn't have had a chance to clear the field like the Colts did.

I'm thinking caught with a tranny in an Uber. What say you?

It wasn't a short field it was a 60 yard field

They gained 14 yards on the exchange.

I like how he kind of showed it in his hands to the refs before the play was even done.

Great shot. Pretty impressive catch.

You're ignoring the most important element of the decision. We needed to win the game. It didn't matter one bit whether or not the Colts could go the length of the field. If they get twenty yards out season is over.

makingcrapup.com actually there are dumb stats like that available and espn showed that one.

That was really great. He had never played in snow, too.

Probably less than 10k, and yes, I watched the whole game and saw the shots of the stands. The Rams sold 70,000 season tickets last year in six hours. This year they intentionally offered and sold less because the new stadium will only hold 70k and they wouldn't be able to accommodate all of them. Granted, a lot of people bought them now to get first crack at the new ones, but the fans don't suck here. Laker fans do. Ha. Clippers and Kings fans and Dodger fans are great and I don't even like those teams.

And there were a billion Bills fans there last year when we played them, and it still look s half empty. It seats 94k. There were 68 there today, which is more than most stadiums.

It's a 100 year old stadium in a crappy part of town. Nobody from LA or out of town or Armenia wants to go there. That is whybthee are crappy crowds.

It only has to do with the stadium as far as the Rams are concerned. They will sell out for years as soon as the new stadium is available. The Chargers, who knows. They shouldn't be in LAanyway.

MLB still have to shed blocks. He can play MLB on 3rd and 10, sure. I bet you that McD doesn't think he can play MLB.

He also dropped a couple bombs late that hurt our chances but I like him, he came up huge today and I hope we re-sign him for depth. Good 4-5 WR.

He cants play MLB.

That's not even the point. The point is the Bills had to win, not tie. If they get two first downs we are out of the playoffs. Plus we can't kick like in normal conditions. And we only gained 14 yards on the exchange. And McD wasted 15 seconds AND a timeout.

Not a chance of that. It was an easy call. No possible way I would have blamed him for going. That's just bull ****. I like McD for the most part. That was an easy call to go. He made three mistakes. I suppose you thought it was a good idea to wait 15 seconds, then call a timeout, and then punt it anyway, too. That was horrendous.

Didn't matter. It was a terrible call. Of course you know there is a risk you won't make it. That goes without saying. Chances are reasonably good you can make one yard though. If it were fourth and four that's probably a different decision. You still probably go for it inside their territory that far.

With Joe Webb, in six inches of snow, and no Benjamin, and no real ability to kick FGs, and no timeouts, with a tie as good as a loss, who didn't figure we would go 70 yards?

I was arguing in your favor, dude. All those things I said made it a bigger reason we should have gone for it not punted. It was a terrible call.