Giants Jets game - Daboll's call to attempt a FG

[benderbender]

4 minutes ago, DabillsDaBillsDaBills said:

the Jets got an ENORMOUS assist from the refs with 'spotting' the ball, and the rest as they say is history. 

The ref turning into Terry Crews on steroids and slapping the ball without even checking alignment was insanity. The refs in the 49ers game looked criminally negligent by comparison considering it took them 10 seconds for a spike only after a gain of 10 yards. 

[streetkings01]

1 minute ago, SectionC3 said:

With the way that game was going the FG bagged it absent a miracle.  And, with the way the time worked out, Daboll made the right call.  It was a Giants win absent a successful heave to the end zone with one second left. 

 

The issue with Daboll and Schoen in that game, to me, is going in with a slight QB (Tyrod) and a backup you don’t trust to actually throw the football.  If they don’t trust DeVito, then Matt Barkley or another warm body should have been there.  That was malpractice, and it probably cost them a win.  

It wasn’t the right call and it shouldn’t be debatable imo.

 

#1 - You kick the field and make the field goal you still have to go out there and play defense.

 

#2 - You kick the field goal and miss the field goal you still have to go out there and play defense.

 

#3 - You go for it on 4th down and they stop you…..guess what you still have to put there and play defense.

 

#4 - You pick up 1 yard on 4th down and the game is over 

 

Please explain to me how option 1 is the better option over 4?

[BuffaloRebound]

Even though it doesn’t feel like it, the Field Goal was right call.  Dude had to miss a 35 yarder and then Thibodreaux had to gift them a timeout for Jets to still spike ball with 1 second left.  Literally everything had to go wrong to lose that game but it did so there’s something to not giving the ball back to the offense despite analytics and everything else telling you otherwise.  

Edited October 30, 2023 by BuffaloRebound

[DabillsDaBillsDaBills]

3 minutes ago, benderbender said:

The ref turning into Terry Crews on steroids and slapping the ball without even checking alignment was insanity. The refs in the 49ers game looked criminally negligent by comparison considering it took them 10 seconds for a spike only after a gain of 10 yards. 

 

Dak Prescott out here wondering why he couldn't get a ref like that

 

 

[Bleeding Bills Blue]

4 minutes ago, benderbender said:

The ref turning into Terry Crews on steroids and slapping the ball without even checking alignment was insanity. The refs in the 49ers game looked criminally negligent by comparison considering it took them 10 seconds for a spike only after a gain of 10 yards. 

 

They let the jets spot the ball!! Insanity

[Warriorspikes51]

J O K E S 

JOKES JOKES JOKES

THANKS A LOT DABOLL!!!!!   

[Captain Hindsight]

3 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Daboll has been the exact opposite of coach of the year this year. 
 

still can’t believe they paid Jones after his “good” year of 15 tds. Daboll seems super cranky this year. 
 

I also can’t believe the crappy Jets are somehow winning with crappy Zack Wilson. 

Wilson has not been good (he has had some good moments) but his bonehead awful plays are wayyyyyyy down this year. With how good the rest of that roster is, I'm not surprised they have a winning record right now 

[Arkady Renko]

3 hours ago, Billsatlastin2018 said:

BOTH of those teams were so cartoonishly inept, it made for an exciting finish! How one clown QB beat the Bills is beyond me. And don’t forget- the other was throwing into the End Zone to beat them on the final play of the game!

 

That is how mediocre Buffalo is!

 

That being said,bthat monster #1 Jets D was staggeringly foolish and stupid! They tried multiple times to give away that game with the most ill timed, ignorant and selfish Penalties, culminating in an encroachment when the Giants Punter was kicking from the End Zone! Wildly, out of control.

DeVito was not the QB playing against the Bills. 

Edited October 30, 2023 by Arkady Renko

[SectionC3]

8 minutes ago, streetkings01 said:

It wasn’t the right call and it shouldn’t be debatable imo.

 

#1 - You kick the field and make the field goal you still have to go out there and play defense.

 

#2 - You kick the field goal and miss the field goal you still have to go out there and play defense.

 

#3 - You go for it on 4th down and they stop you…..guess what you still have to put there and play defense.

 

#4 - You pick up 1 yard on 4th down and the game is over 

 

Please explain to me how option 1 is the better option over 4?

If you watched the game, then you’d have seen a Jets offense that played like hot garbage and that wasn’t going to score a TD in that scenario.  Let’s assume a made Giants FG and a subsequent touchback.  The Jets get the ball in roughly the same position on the field with the same amount of time left on the clock as they did following the miss.  Where did that lead them after the miss?  To a place where they’d need a lucky heave into the EZ, rather than a makable FG, to avoid a regulation loss.   It was the right call all day long.  

[Doc]

7 minutes ago, streetkings01 said:

It wasn’t the right call and it shouldn’t be debatable imo.

 

#1 - You kick the field and make the field goal you still have to go out there and play defense.

 

#2 - You kick the field goal and miss the field goal you still have to go out there and play defense.

 

#3 - You go for it on 4th down and they stop you…..guess what you still have to put there and play defense.

 

#4 - You pick up 1 yard on 4th down and the game is over 

 

Please explain to me how option 1 is the better option over 4?

Because a kick at that distance should be automatic.  And it makes the Jets have to go 75 yards with no TOs to win versus 50 yards to tie it. 
 

You can also play “what if” trying to go for it like what if they fumbled the ball?  Basically it’s Monday morning quarterbacking. 

[BuffaloRebound]

4 minutes ago, Captain Hindsight said:

Wilson has not been good (he has had some good moments) but his bonehead awful plays are wayyyyyyy down this year. With how good the rest of that roster is, I'm not surprised they have a winning record right now 

Wilson was terrible yesterday.  2 fumbles lost, taking a sack on 4th down when game was 99.9% lost.  

[Low Positive]

1 minute ago, Doc said:

Because a kick at that distance should be automatic.  And it makes the Jets have to go 75 yards with no TOs to win versus 50 yards to tie it. 
 

You can also play “what if” trying to go for it like what if they fumbled the ball?  Basically it’s Monday morning quarterbacking. 

Right. You have to kick that in a situation where you have a QB that you are not allowing to throw past the LoS. 

[Captain Hindsight]

8 minutes ago, BuffaloRebound said:

Wilson was terrible yesterday.  2 fumbles lost, taking a sack on 4th down when game was 99.9% lost.  

Yesterday yes he was bad, but this year in total he has been much better. He seems more confident to me and doesn't let his mistakes bother him as much.

 

He's got plenty of talent, The Jets will be a tough out each week 

 

[JESSEFEFFER]

7 hours ago, All_Pro_Bills said:

Barkley also made the mistake of giving himself up on a previous play in that drive where if he just continued forward might have got a first down to end it.  Gano missed a previous attempt.

But otherwise I thought Daboll's biggest mistake was the same thing McDermott did in week one.  Take the ball first in OT.  Right there I said to myself Jets will win.

 

Kick off into EZ.  Predictable.

Jets defense holds Goants to a 3 and out.  Predictable.

Punt from the 25.  Predictable.

And that was it.  Most llikely.

 

Rarely would a team not take the ball to start OT but if your offense has a 3rd string QB with negative net passing yards for the game it might make sense.

I remember an OT game where a Lions head coach won the toss and deferred.  It was a solid decision in that for the entire game neither team had moved the ball in a particular direction which was in to strong wind.  That'd be a situation that makes for a strong call, imo.  It didn't work out and the HC got ripped for it. It seemed almost universally ripped, btw.  I  thought very strong call given the situation.  I'd have to research the particulars.

[streetkings01]

14 minutes ago, Doc said:

Because a kick at that distance should be automatic.  And it makes the Jets have to go 75 yards with no TOs to win versus 50 yards to tie it. 
 

You can also play “what if” trying to go for it like what if they fumbled the ball?  Basically it’s Monday morning quarterbacking. 

How was it still the right call when it didn’t work? We can say hindsight is 20/20……but I’m 110% sure analytics would show it was better to got for it on 4th and 1 vs kicking a FG. They could’ve even hurried up to the line and attempted to get the Jets to jump

[Billsatlastin2018]

37 minutes ago, Arkady Renko said:

DeVito was not the QB playing against the Bills. 

it could have been Danny Devito as far as I’m concerned!

 

Do you think Danny Doosh is a Pro QB?

And Tyrod is merely a serviceable, fragile backup!

[plenzmd1]

6 hours ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:

That is a FG that,should be made 100% of the time. That puts you up 6 with less than a minute to play. Gain a yard and you take a knee and run out the clock. I understand the idea of going for it. But the much higher percentage play is to kick the FG and go up by 6. 

Remember that Jets D line is excellent and they would be selling out to stop the run. If they give up a yard or a TD it wouldn't matter, they lose either way.  I didn't see how long of a yard it was but even a Allen/Hurts sneak there against that all out front would be difficult. 

Daboll made a good choice. His kicker failed him.

reason its called the field goal of death

[SectionC3]

31 minutes ago, streetkings01 said:

How was it still the right call when it didn’t work? We can say hindsight is 20/20……but I’m 110% sure analytics would show it was better to got for it on 4th and 1 vs kicking a FG. They could’ve even hurried up to the line and attempted to get the Jets to jump

Because the giants were incredibly unlucky.  Remember, it’s an attempt to kick the FG and an attempt to concerning fourth down.  The odds of making that kick almost certainly exceed the odds of converting on fourth down.  So it was the correct call; it just didn’t work. 

[Max Fischer]

It was a no-brainer to kick the easy field goal. Saquon is great, but the whole stadium would know it's going to him. 

 

You could criticize Daboll's defense on the next drive, but the decision to kick that field goal should work 99% of the time. 

[Gregg]

3 minutes ago, Max Fischer said:

It was a no-brainer to kick the easy field goal. Saquon is great, but the whole stadium would know it's going to him. 

 

You could criticize Daboll's defense on the next drive, but the decision to kick that field goal should work 99% of the time. 

 

Going for the FG was definitely the right decision. Assuming a touchback there is no way Zach will lead the Jets on a 75-yard TD drive with no timeouts and less than 30 seconds on the clock. I don't know if I would call that FG easy. It was a 35-yard FG in those conditions. It was a heavy rain most of the day but still going for the FG was the right thing to do.