Texansballer74
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Ie we're all stupid and he knows best.
Pretty much this. Lol
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Ie we're all stupid and he knows best.
Obviously O'Brien does not agree with you.
To paraphrase O'Brien after the 9/15 game against the Jaguars from his radio show "There's a lot that goes into game management. More than anybody would ever understand unless you are in football."
I think he is saying he truly does not see what everyone else is seeing.Ie we're all stupid and he knows best.
At this point, I would take the blind squirrel and the acorn...It would take a minimum of three times for me. Coughlin and Eli did it twice. Blind squirrels and acorns.
You would think after the numerous issues with game management throughout BOB's coaching tenure, he would have someone designated for helping with those issues. BUT NOOOOOOO!Every head coach, at any level, needs to have a grasp of the clock when getting the ball back late in a game with a lead. We got the ball back with 1:25 left, and TB had one timeout. He had to know that we win with three kneel downs. Not kneeling was not his biggest blunder, however. Once the ball was reset after the holding penalty was declined, the officials should have rolled the clock. It is inexcusable that Bob did not catch that mistake and have them correct it. I genuinely don't understand what he is thinking about and why he doesn't have someone competent in his ear if he can't manage these situations.
Question. Who won? You half hearted Texans fans either need to be all in or get the hell off the bus.
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What rule is that? (I assume it is an NFL rule) Can you give me the # and letter of that rule?... because if that is the rule, then it gets violated ALL the timeI thought the clock should run as well, but rule states last two minutes of half and last five of game it does NOT wind after a penalty. If the game clock is stopped after a down in which there was a foul by either team, following enforcement or declination of a penalty, the game clock will start as if the foul had not occurred, except that the clock will start on the snap if: (1) the foul occurs after the two-minute warning of the first half; (2) the foul occurs inside the last five minutes of the second half;
Now why he was not kneeling is the bigger question
AR 4.3.f, think the third pageWhat rule is that? (I assume it is an NFL rule) Can you give me the # and letter of that rule?... because if that is the rule, then it gets violated ALL the time
50-10, Ka’imi will knock through a meaningless 52 yarder at the end of game.Dude. Take off the rainbow glasses and sit yourself. Today we lucked into a win against a bad team. This performance in the playoffs gets us clobbered 50-7.
50-10, Ka’imi will knock through a meaningless 52 yarder at the end of game.
O’Brien is too busy calling plays to know what else is going on. And doing a bad job of that. My wife, who knows nothing about football, knows he will call the first play up the middle for a one yard gain and then try to catch up in the next two plays for a first down and then kick. He calls plays to lose the game.Thanks! I coach high school football and there is nothing written in the rules like that. Furthermore, I see this NFL rule violated all the time! Wow.
AR 4.3.f, think the third page
if you refuse the penalty I think it winds. Again, I was bitching like others at BOB then googled the rule book so I could be wrong or interpreting it wrong, but I think if you decline they wind it to prevent this stuffSomething is missing about the interpretation of this rule, I think. Based on what I am reading and your argument- if the defense is losing and the offense has a 3rd and 10 with 1:00 minute left in the game and they come to the line of scrimmage with 20 seconds left in the play clock, the defense could contact an offensive lineman, immediately stop the clock, turning it into 3rd and 5... thus saving 20 seconds because the clock won't start until the next snap? that can't be right.
Consider the TB situation yesterday, if the Texans kneeled on 1st down with 1:25 left, TB could call timeout with 1:20. Then, on 2nd and 12, the Texans could kneel again, making it 3-13 and rolling the clock. As they approach the line with 15 seconds left on play clock, TB could jump offsides, stopping the clock with :55 seconds left, stopping the clock, making it 3rd and 8, etc... that can't be right!
No. The clock should not have rolled on a declined penalty against the offense. That's why Tampa declined it. They get the down and time advantage.Every head coach, at any level, needs to have a grasp of the clock when getting the ball back late in a game with a lead. We got the ball back with 1:25 left, and TB had one timeout. He had to know that we win with three kneel downs. Not kneeling was not his biggest blunder, however. Once the ball was reset after the holding penalty was declined, the officials should have rolled the clock. It is inexcusable that Bob did not catch that mistake and have them correct it. I genuinely don't understand what he is thinking about and why he doesn't have someone competent in his ear if he can't manage these situations.
I have learned more about the game of football from high school coaches. Still am. Belichek believe it or not is said to incorporate some high school concepts in what he does.Thanks! I coach high school football and there is nothing written in the rules like that. Furthermore, I see this NFL rule violated all the time! Wow.
Was this the guy who told Arians to challenge the PI call that wasn't overturned or the fumble where forward progress was called?The announcers mentioned during a TB challenge that Ariens has a former NFL official on his staff to let him know when to challenge a call.
I think those are the rules for an offensive penalty.Something is missing about the interpretation of this rule, I think. Based on what I am reading and your argument- if the defense is losing and the offense has a 3rd and 10 with 1:00 minute left in the game and they come to the line of scrimmage with 20 seconds left in the play clock, the defense could contact an offensive lineman, immediately stop the clock, turning it into 3rd and 5... thus saving 20 seconds because the clock won't start until the next snap? that can't be right.
Consider the TB situation yesterday, if the Texans kneeled on 1st down with 1:25 left, TB could call timeout with 1:20. Then, on 2nd and 12, the Texans could kneel again, making it 3-13 and rolling the clock. As they approach the line with 15 seconds left on play clock, TB could jump offsides, stopping the clock with :55 seconds left, stopping the clock, making it 3rd and 8, etc... that can't be right!
the 10 second runoff is only for offensive penalties... TB had to decline the penalty, otherwise the down would repeat and it would have cost even more time.I think those are the rules for an offensive penalty.
For a defensive penalty, why would you decline the penalty? & I think there's a 10 second runoff inside two minutes.
I'm about a %1000 sure someone said it way before VanGundy.That's a great quote.
100% my point. OB isn’t capable of maximizing the play of any QB through scheme and play calling. If the offense isn’t working it’s because it’s not being executed properly, not that it isn’t being called properly.They will never be any good with this coach. Watson only plays half a game. Hands off to running back on first down, anyone can do that. Two plays to make a first down and kicks on fourth down. So sad.
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So profound! Can you expand on that without repeating what has been posted ad nauseam?Ob sucks
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We don't have to fuckin' be anything. And I reject the premise that people who are sane and coherent enough to actually know what they've seen over the last six years and are willing to call it out whenever necessary are "half-hearted" Texans fans. Better than being half-brained either way.Question. Who won? You half hearted Texans fans either need to be all in or get the hell off the bus.
I think the follow option might be best here.If you or anyone else has a problem with that then perhaps the mute option is right for you.
One yard at a time.100% my point. OB isn’t capable of maximizing the play of any QB through scheme and play calling. If the offense isn’t working it’s because it’s not being executed properly, not that it isn’t being called properly.
OB really showed the bucs by calling something like 17 runs right into the teeth of the leagues best run defense.
Big picture - what are you trying to convey?One yard at a time.
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He takes the QB out of the play when he just hands the ball off to a running back.One yard at a time.
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One play at a time...... Just they know what it will be if 1st down, so is it still a cliche?Cliches are so clichesish.