I completely disagree with this point. Football games are long and there are ebbs and flows. I know it is not the same thing, but I was a Varsity Offensive Coordinator for a long time and developed game plans and called plays in games and in high leverage situations. An effective offense does not force the issue until they absolutely have to do so. You have a plan and you stick to the plan until the situation changes that plan. You do that because you believe it is a winning formula. I promise you that if that roughing penalty didn’t occur and the Bills were then in a position where they had to force the issue they would have. The Bills offense changes in a predictable way as does the Dolphins Defense. Good staffs know that and have their contingencies in the game plans and call sheets. We didn’t see it because we didn’t need to see it.
Running 4 vertical routes at 4 deep safties is “a classic” cover 4 beater?!
i quit.