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Right cause 4th and 2 could be 1.5 or 1.75 which would be a short two. Same was a 2.75 yarder can be considered a long 2 yards. So when you say the Eagles always go for it on 4th and 2 (and usually Kelce puts ball forward at least a 1/4yard when he grabs it on those plays), I’m saying this would...

…And you said 1 yard lol.

Oh so not a 4th and 1, got it lol. Or are you moving the goalposts? Haha And it wasn’t a short 2 either.

And I fully stand by that lol Also…you mean the 4th down attempts for the Lions that were from 3 and 5 yards out?… and every coach would love to be as good at the qb sneak as the Eagles…lol you’re just making yourself look like a fool now though bro.

Is you posting that supposed to be a receipt? Cause it isn’t at all lol

VERY DEEP wr and OT class too. Don't be surprised if Holmes gets guys there too. Oline definitely needs to be addressed with Both Guards FAs, Ragnow being injury prone, and Decker getting up there in age. Like Re-signing Glasglow and Drafting an OT who can play guard for a couple years, and...

lol, just cause you fumble doesn't mean the other team is guaranteed 7 lol. There is a chance they score a td and miss pat. There is a chance they are held to 3. Yeah lets equate a 48 yards FG from a guy with a career 77% 40-49 kick rate to a 33 yard PAT from a guy who makes 96% of his PATs AND...

.77*.77 is .59 which is why I said that would be his odds at making both lol.... But yeah I'm wrong. Its a worse percentage than going for it... at the reward of more points, yeah thats how it ******* works. It it was more risk for less points, it wouldn't make sense, I agree. Right shooting...

I think you're just bad are comprehending more likely.

Dumbass, EPA is literally a points based analysis lol.

Again, I am literally saying the SECOND 4th down is actually a better decision to go for it given that situation than the first one was for the reason I explained. You put it in your offenses hands to significantly increase your chances to go and win you the game by converting that 4th down...

Lol how many good kickers exactly do you think are in Free Agency in the middle of the season? Bagley was added in the final third of the season because their previous kicker was even worse. On the second call the defense had just given up like 24 straight points or some**** lol. They didn't...

So you're solution is to change everything about what got you to that point lol. The decisions he's made led this team to this point. They have increased his win probability. And he makes those decisions knowing his kciker misses 25% of his kicks over 40, and that his defense wasn't going to...

Going for the FG on the last one is the one that made more sense to go for it on 4th though, that's literally my entire point.

I mean that's why I was mostly rooting for the Lions this year. But that was more cause I couldn't stand McDaniels and think Mark Davis is a dumbass. But also there is a difference between like the Raiders and As. Most Bay Area people feel like Davis tried to actually stay in Oakland and it...

Yeah the area for sure is entirely 49ers. As is majority of my family.

Why would you have thought that? If you were told a guy from the bay area is a Miami Hurricanes fan, which team you think they're more likely also a fan of Raiders or 49ers? lol. Raiders and Miami are much more similar.

.... in a worst case scenario that was the result of them missing those two 4th downs lol thats the entire point. The difference is the execution, not the 4th down decision. This is so simple. If Reynolds catches those or Gibbs doesn't fumble, its a different story, and you aren't *****ing about...

Yall ***** about how conservative shanahan is, but then ***** about Campbell going for it. In really all yall only sit here and judge the result and **** on the decision based on that, its bs imo.