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That is flat out wrong at least for this team. We're going to stop the Jags twice and score twice, in 7 minutes?? On what planet? That's the situation we put ourselves in by trying for 2 and failing.He is right.
You need 2 TDs ASSUMING you get the 2 point conversion.
If you take 1 on the first one you are playing for one score. If you score and miss the 2, you lose.
If you take the 2 point try on the first score, you now have the knowledge of whether you made it and need 1 score or missed it and need 2.
In the event you make the 2 it was irrelevant which score you got it on.
In the event you miss the 2 if you do it on the first score now you know in this case with 9 minutes left that you actually need 2 more scores.
There is no advantage to forestalling it.
If you are down 9 with 9 minutes left you play very differently than if you are down 7.
Settling fir being down 7 means you don’t have the benefit if knowing that info.
If we take the 1 point, we're only down 8 and can play for 1 score. And that's the way it played out. We got that 1 stop and would have been driving for a tying TD & 2 pt conversion, instead of being down by 9 and out of the game.











