If they were 10 yards further upfield, I’d agree. But barely across their own 40, how likely were the Colts to parlay a successful conversion into a game-winning FG?1-2, might as well try to win.
I think the kicker pulled his motion bc he heard the whistle.Lol, timeout on a miss.
Probably better than 50%, with two timeouts and 23 secs from midfield.Fucking idiot Colts. Even if you convert, what are the chances of actually scoring? So dumb.
I think like 40% to win if they convert.If they were 10 yards further upfield, I’d agree. But barely across their own 40, how likely were the Colts to parlay a successful conversion into a game-winning FG?
The problem is that whatever it is for you, it's higher for the Texans. Ed: if you fail.Probably better than 50%, with two timeouts and 23 secs from midfield.
Bingo.Weird decision by the Colts. Even if they get that 1st down, the game more likely than not ends in a tie.
One timeout, because they would have had to call one if they'd caught the 4th down pass.Probably better than 50%, with two timeouts and 23 secs from midfield.
it's probably better than it looks but the play that happened on 4th makes it look worse for sureSomebody will be crunching numbers to prove that it was a wise decision — and maybe even establish a loss is better than a tie.
Well, but I mean they had two and could use one immediately.One timeout, because they would have had to call one if they'd caught the 4th down pass.
I agree, Texans had the better odds. But the Colts are 1-2 and a young team. Might as well go for bust imo.The problem is that whatever it is for you, it's higher for the Texans. Ed: if you fail.
100%, the Texans would have taken a knee I think. Unless it was shanked.However, if you punt it's a high 90% to tie
So a 30 % chance to win. I wonder how much of the remaining 70% in loss and how much tie.It's say 60/40 to covert and 50 chance after that to win. However, if you punt it's a high 90% to tie
They had one TO left before the 4th down play. They had called a TO before.Well, but I mean they had two and could use one immediately.
That’s a given. They waited so long to take a TO before the Colts fourth down so BOB was already in tie mode.100%, the Texans would have taken a knee I think. Unless it was shanked.
Oh, that’s right, they used it to try and draw them off. Pretty bleak, then, I agree.They had one TO left before the 4th down play. They had called a TO before.
Probably 60ish percent of the remaining 70, so 42% real?So a 30 % chance to win. I wonder how much of the remaining 70% in loss and how much tie.
It made it seem even more bizarre when they went for it. Why waste a TO trying to draw them offsides if you plan on going for it? You'll probably need that TO if you convert.Oh, that’s right, they used it to try and draw them off. Pretty bleak, then, I agree.
Part of this is random variance, but the Giants are making it tough on them for sure. How many times does Kamara drop that second down pass, or Watson that third down?4, 12 points
Begging to lose
Yeah, that wasn't very close. Should be a deuce.Announcers .. Yea, knee was down (on Cleveland 2 point conversion).
Camera pans away... Johnson had the football 2 feet in the end zone.
Announcers... Yea. That knee is down.