I swear Joe Buck is looking like a tranny lately, good grief lose the makeup Liberaci... Browns have a shot here, lets get a Myles Garrett go off game [Reply]
Originally Posted by lcarus:
Yeah lol. I just don't know what he was thinking. All they needed was a FG for the win and they had 1st down near Bronco territory. No reason at all to throw that shit up.
You missed the pick 6 from a minute prior. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Womble:
It's not no pulse dude. If the broncos fail to score a TD after going down the Browns would have roughly 90 seconds to go down the field and score a TD. It's far less likely they do the 2 scores and onside kick recovery than score a singular TD after making a defensive stop.
They were at the one yard line.
Score a TD, and they’d just need a FG with like 50 seconds left and two time outs.
Yes, dependent on an onsides kick recovery, but not impossible.
As opposed to Denver running out the clock/ending the game with one first down.
Originally Posted by FloridaMan88:
They were at the one yard line.
Score a TD, and they’d just need a FG with like 50 seconds left and two time outs.
Yes, dependent on an onsides kick recovery, but not impossible.
As opposed to Denver running out the clock/ending the game with one first down.
Not hard to understand.
You really are a right window licker aren't you. An onside kick recovery is roughly a 5% chance. You have to not only get that but also have to lead 2 successful drives down the field with double digit seconds left. If I was being generous I'd give that entire undertaking about a 0.2% chance of happening.
In the scenario where they go down at the 1 yard line - making a goal line stand at the 1 is probably over 5% chance when you take into consideration penalties. Then you have to go and drive down the field and score 1 TD as opposed to a TD and a FG in the first scenario.
So in conclusion, you are wrong like you always are. Shit head. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Womble:
You really are a right window licker aren't you. An onside kick recovery is roughly a 5% chance. You have to not only get that but also have to lead 2 successful drives down the field with double digit seconds left. If I was being generous I'd give that entire undertaking about a 0.2% chance of happening.
In the scenario where they go down at the 1 yard line - making a goal line stand at the 1 is probably over 5% chance when you take into consideration penalties. Then you have to go and drive down the field and score 1 TD as opposed to a TD and a FG in the first scenario.
So in conclusion, you are wrong like you always are. Shit head.
What’s Cleveland’s win probability if Denver got one first down and ran out the clock?
Originally Posted by Womble:
Honestly you're too brain damaged to continue this conversation. I can tell you were home schooled by your pet cat as a child.
