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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackerTraxx" data-source="post: 7404" data-attributes="member: 146">There's a time for going against the odds. The coaches that have or develop a feel for this are usually are usually highly successful. Examples would be Bill Purcells going for it on 4th down in the SB, Joe Gibbs on 4th down in the SB, Lombardi on Starr's sneak in the "Ice Bowl" NFL Championship and the list goes on. There are lesser but similar times like this in many regular and playoff games.  Lombardi always said  there are usually only 3 or 4 plays that determine the outcome of a game, but you never know when they are going to happen. He was referring to the players giving 100% on every play for this reason. But you can relate it to coaching; the coach also must sieze the moment when those opportunities present thimselvesThis is what Sherman needs to develop. The 4th and 1 in the Philly game may have been such a time; no one will ever know now.</blockquote>

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