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wonder why he didnt think this way on the 4th and 2 call
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What did you think overall of Sean Payton’s decision?
You know, probably, but I’m not sure he would have been an all-time dope Because look at what he was risking. In essence he was risking giving the ball to Peyton Manning at his own 45 or at the Indianapolis let’s say 25 or 30. So obviously that is three first downs, it’s a big thing, but it’s not an incredibly revolutionary deal.
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It was a real make or break kind of call. While it's not a certainty that they lose the game if they don't recover that, it would have made it a much bigger uphill battle.
OT: Peter King on WEEI on the onside kick
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