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Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
No reason at all to go down there. Just score the TD. Another TD doesn't hurt there. Even helps. No reason to be looking at the sideline either when you are running for a TD. Concentrate on the game.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
No reason at all to go down there. Just score the TD. Another TD doesn't hurt there. Even helps. No reason to be looking at the sideline either when you are running for a TD. Concentrate on the game.
Originally posted by the_dynasty:
Originally posted by 49ersFan_vienna:
Still don`t get this one.
If they hold us to a Field Goal it is a one score game and they get the ball back.
I get it if we can run the time out, but that was not the case.
To me a 12 Point Lead is worth way more than making them use 1 Timeout.
To me, this was a ROOKIE MISTAKE not a Heads Up Play by a Rookie.
Can anyone explain?
You're absolutely right. You take the score there every time.
Going up 12 is worth more than timeouts because they'd need to score a td, win the onside kick, and score another td.
Versus milking timeouts and potentially having to kick a chip shot that can be blocked/missed and isn't a guaranteed thing at all
Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:What was probably going thru his head pre play was a first down ends the game. He gets the hand off, hits the hole and it's off to the races. I think he eased off the gas with this in mind, since he runs a 4.3 40, and when he felt the defender go for the tackle, went down with the slide thinking game over. Wished they would have given him the rock at the end for the td but he will have plenty more opportunities in his career to score.
Originally posted by the_dynasty:
Originally posted by 49ersFan_vienna:
Still don`t get this one.
If they hold us to a Field Goal it is a one score game and they get the ball back.
I get it if we can run the time out, but that was not the case.
To me a 12 Point Lead is worth way more than making them use 1 Timeout.
To me, this was a ROOKIE MISTAKE not a Heads Up Play by a Rookie.
Can anyone explain?
You're absolutely right. You take the score there every time.
Going up 12 is worth more than timeouts because they'd need to score a td, win the onside kick, and score another td.
Versus milking timeouts and potentially having to kick a chip shot that can be blocked/missed and isn't a guaranteed thing at all
Yeah you probably take the score anyways because you don't know what might happen on the next play. The 49ers could fumble and turn the ball over.
I would only recommend going down if that will end the game right there.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Very nice run. But how do you get caught with 4.33 speed? LOL
You get tired. Lol.
Maybe he got tired. I think he has the speed to out run those guys. Probably should have made the endzone. But it's ok. I will take the long breakaway run.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
29 - 24
5 point lead. 1 score game. Score = 12 point lead. 2 score game. You score there. Not go down. This is not complicated or controversial. You also don't listen to the sidelines running for a score. Completely crazy.
Originally posted by Silky:
I think Isaac made the correct decision. He was like hey guys we need to work on our redzone offense. Lets get a little practice in
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
I'm not convinced that he went down intentionally. The DB chased him down and tripped him up. Makes o difference since they scored anyway.
Originally posted by Silky:
I think Isaac made the correct decision. He was like hey guys we need to work on our redzone offense. Lets get a little practice in
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Deebo talked about it. Guys were on the sideline telling him to go down. He could've easily scored but he chose to help the team run the clock out. I wanted him to score but we won the doggone game and Juice scored so it didn't matter. Just glad he broke that run because that helped us put the game away at that time. That essentially was a game sealing run
