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Originally Posted by The Predator
1.) You did lie and manipulate what I said. I really don't care what you want to say. Have your temper tantrum for all I care. Do you want me to hold your pacifier?
2.) You obviously know nothing about coaching because there comes a point in time when your players just have to make the plays. Newsflash: You know exactly what I meant and your being an arse.
The truly sad part is that you have no idea what I would think, but you just want an excuse to throw a hissy fit. Good luck I hope you will be ok changing your diaper. I'm done with your hostility.
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There was no hostility by me, just well deserved derision regarding your shoddily developed, poorly crafted, and horribly defended, argument. And, I never lied or manipulated what you said. In fact, I even quoted your argument and brought forth facts and statistics to back up my points, particularly about the field goal attempt, unlike yourself. There was only you being wrong and refusing to admit it. I'm not even the first person on this thread that you've had this problem with.
As for your second argument, you are now clearly desperate. Now it's apparently all about Belichick not PERSONALLY making plays. Even the Charger trolls that were more sensible than that.
To focus solely on the field goal, and summarize:
1.) No matter what the reason, SD was out of timeouts.
2.) Belichick and company called and executed defenses which allowed yardage to be gained by SD at the expense of clock time. This is known as a prevent defense, something which routinely prevents the team using it from winning the game.
3.) Because of the successful execution by the Patriots, the clock time did, indeed, wind down and San Diego was forced to go for a field goal attempt with under 10 seconds left in the game.
4.) Because of the successful execution by the Patriots, Kaeding was put into the position of having to kick a 54 yard field goal, the longest field goal he'd attempted all year (his only previous 50+ yard attempt this season had also been 54 yards), and it was going into the wind.
5.) Because of the successful execution by the Patriots, Kaeding was forced to attempt the kick from over 50 yards, the distance from which NFL kickers had just a 50% success rate on the season, including the dome kickers.
You can insist all you want that Belichick/New England had nothing to do with all that, but you'll be wrong every time you do.