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 Post subject: Re: Bears @ Lions
PostPosted: Fri Nov 29, 2024 10:19 am 
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Williams can get plenty of criticism and 100% he should not have taken a sack at the end of the game. But the clock continuing to run while having a TO while in FG range is 100% on the head coach.

I don’t think it was possible to avoid a sack on that play.

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 Post subject: Re: Bears @ Lions
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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
RFDC wrote:
Williams can get plenty of criticism and 100% he should not have taken a sack at the end of the game. But the clock continuing to run while having a TO while in FG range is 100% on the head coach.

I don’t think it was possible to avoid a sack on that play.

Of course it is.
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 Post subject: Re: Bears @ Lions
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USA wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
RFDC wrote:
Williams can get plenty of criticism and 100% he should not have taken a sack at the end of the game. But the clock continuing to run while having a TO while in FG range is 100% on the head coach.

I don’t think it was possible to avoid a sack on that play.

Of course it is.

What should he have done on that play?

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 Post subject: Re: Bears @ Lions
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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
USA wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
RFDC wrote:
Williams can get plenty of criticism and 100% he should not have taken a sack at the end of the game. But the clock continuing to run while having a TO while in FG range is 100% on the head coach.

I don’t think it was possible to avoid a sack on that play.

Of course it is.

What should he have done on that play?

Good luck getting specifics out of him.
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 Post subject: Re: Bears @ Lions
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In under two seconds, both edge guys were on him barely touched. He took a step forward into a non-existent pocket. This wasn’t the Vikings OT sack.

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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
In under two seconds, both edge guys were on him barely touched. He took a step forward into a non-existent pocket. This wasn’t the Vikings OT sack.


His only other choice may have been intentional grounding.

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 Post subject: Re: Bears @ Lions
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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
In under two seconds, both edge guys were on him barely touched. He took a step forward into a non-existent pocket. This wasn’t the Vikings OT sack.


His only other choice may have been intentional grounding.

Which probably would be worse.

Unless you assume they take the time out to avoid the 10 second runoff - idk, maybe the penalty would’ve at least given Flus a chance to regroup and not piss down his leg.

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 Post subject: Re: Bears @ Lions
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ok yall convinced me. More blame on Flus.

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This Ends in Antioch wrote:
Seacrest wrote:
This Ends in Antioch wrote:
In under two seconds, both edge guys were on him barely touched. He took a step forward into a non-existent pocket. This wasn’t the Vikings OT sack.


His only other choice may have been intentional grounding.

Which probably would be worse.

Unless you assume they take the time out to avoid the 10 second runoff - idk, maybe the penalty would’ve at least given Flus a chance to regroup and not piss down his leg.


I agree with your original statement. I was just pointing out that his only other possible choice was actually worse.

And I’m still not convinced to even even have time to intentionally ground the ball because that’s how fast the rush was on him.

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Not seeing much about Williams lack of touchdown passes now.

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