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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Agreed. I couldn't believe my eyes. Imagine if that had been Belichick. It would've been like he shot the Pope.
Tie game, about a minute left, the opponent is pinned on the one with no timeouts, you have all of yours, and you let the clock run to overtime.
Is this some of that great Jeff Fisher coaching I hear so much about? I mean...good lord.
I don't care if they ended up winning; it's a ridiculous call.
link"Bizarre decision by Titans coach Jeff Fisher at the end of regulation to leave all three time outs on the table with the Dolphins needing to run three plays inside their own 20. But they won it, so all's well."
link"Weak approach by my estimation following a touchdown and 2-point conversion by Miami tied the game the Titans once led 24-6. And now Miami’s won the toss. Look forward to Fisher’s defensive explanation of that one, win or lose."
link"The Titans won, but what was Coach Jeff Fisher thinking when he opted not to call timeouts when the Dolphins were backed up at the end of regulation? The decision drew some boos at LP Field. Had the Titans not won in overtime, it would've been the hot topic this week."
I haven't seen one person say they'd blame Bill if they won that game,
link"If we gain seven more inches, it's a great call,'' Brady said at his post-midnight press conference. Try 30 more inches. And this would never have been a great call.
linkAs a former defender on that team, I would've cared less about the result of that fourth-down attempt.
In Fisher's presser, he mentioned that he didn't want to take a timeout and "force them to take a shot and get a big play down the field" since then the Fins could use their 3 timeouts.
Actually Miami only had one timeout left,
Times two.He has a badass moustache. Anyone with a moustache as bad ass as that one will not be questioned.
It was terrible game management yesterday, yes. I was screaming at the TV for him to use the timeouts. But overall Fisher is a good coach, his results speak for themselves.
It was terrible game management yesterday, yes. I was screaming at the TV for him to use the timeouts. But overall Fisher is a good coach, his results speak for themselves.
I haven't seen one person say they'd blame Bill if they won that game, and if they did well hindsight is a ***** but they're lying. How many times do we hear "The Patriots go for it too much" when they're winning, and how many times do we hear it after a loss?
It's that simple my friend, winning cures all. Tennesee is a different culture than you north east folk. No disrespect, but unlike how a lot of you tend to dwell on the negative and nothings but (I don't mean this to you, rather NEers in general) like how after a W, we'll hear how Moss dogs it non-stop around here all week, etc. They don't tend to look and wring out the negatives like NEers do, so something like that is going in/out the window quickly there.
Add to the fact this game maybe had 1/4 the audience Pats/Colts did, and that's why as well.
Tie game, about a minute left, the opponent is pinned on the one with no timeouts, you have all of yours, and you let the clock run to overtime.
Is this some of that great Jeff Fisher coaching I hear so much about? I mean...good lord.
I don't care if they ended up winning; it's a ridiculous call.