Do certain plays "win or lose games"?

I think an argument can be made that we lost that game when Bryant got suspended actually.

 

I couldn't believe it when I saw it. I picked KC to finally beat him tonight

 

Turnovers. That was the story. The defense for the Chiefs loosened up too. When they were playing coverage they were doing good. Then they tried to get cute and they got punished for it. I just don't understand why teams can't go with what is being successful. It's like if Andy Reid coached the Pats and Gronk was killing us like he was the other night that he would just bench him and use someone else or something. Dance with the one that brought you. Sheesh.

 

Like the trick play we did last week dang it.

 

Yeah it was a stupid play but didn't somebody say it was a result of the headsets not working good or something?

 

Not sure about this BFT because we are speculating a win or loss because of plays. As an example. The first game this year. We left what 10 points on the board because of errors .. 2 kicks and a sure TD by DHB. If we get those points back do we win the game? Maybe or maybe not. Just depends .. If Brady is losing perhaps he does more then 28 points....

 

"On the next play, pass it to Brown!"
"What's that - pass it around?"
"No, pass it to Brown downfield!"
"What's that? Pass it around the backfield?"
"No, listen to me..."
"What's that? Give up a play for free by passing it around in the backfield? Gotcha. On two."

 

Sigh...... It probably went exactly like that....

 

It's basically all a big "what if" game I suppose.

 

lol... that play with brown to throw was telegraphed. never stood a chance .

 

I think I said that and meant it as a green font statement - looking for any rationale for such an untimely moronic call. Had it worked to any degree I think many of us would have still questioned the timing and choice. Good thing - it kept the clock running and maybe who knows - kept Tucka Tommy from hitching up with that big circus freak one more time.

 

I see what you did there