patsinthesnow

Hypothetically, say we are facing the Colts in the AFC Championship and its
4th and 1,2,or 3 with around 2 minutes left. Do you think Belichick would go for it, I think he would.

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SVN

they will convert..thats the most +ve thing i can say

vyrago

I hope he would. As Tom E. Curran has finally concluded Faulk actually made it. Maybe the next time, there'd be a t.o. available.

Patriot_in_NY

Ummmmmm, I hope so............

You have arguably the 2 best QB's that ever played the game. 1 plays for you, 1 plays for them....... you got a toasted D that is just DONE.

You are going to put the ball into one of those QB's hands. Either the other guys (against your toasted D), or yours, and ask him to make 1 play of 2 yards............ It's a no-brainer. He did too, the ref's just wanted Indy to win, again.

However, you need to follow it up with...... don't tackle Addai on the 1 with over a minute left to play. Let him get in so we can get the ball back in our guys had with a reasonable time to get down to FG range.

sieglo

What if it happens again?

It happens every damn time the Pats play the Colts.... The Pats start strong, dominate, then give up a commanding lead in the second half.

Every ******* time... Since 2003.

Bartmac36

If the opportunity is presented again, he would do it the same way over again, and I wold back him up on that just like I did this time. We don't seem to want to admit it, but deep down we all know, regardless of the length Peyton had to go, he was gonna get it done because that's what he lives for, crushing our spirits...

pats1

Hey, it's like the Red Sox in the AL East.

Every ******** time... Since 2003.

bostonia3333

Amazing what 12 hours or so does. Now there seems to be alot of support for Belichick's call to go for it.

Patspsycho

It didn't happen in '07 for both the Sox and the Pats.

DarrylS

There was a lot of support 12 hours ago... and he will try it again, 90% of the time Faulk can get two yards on a safety...

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