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<blockquote data-quote="Magooch" data-source="post: 1078864" data-attributes="member: 17987"><p>Some of you may have missed it but posted elsewhere - some folks who were at the game observed McManus in warmup and his max range pre-game was 57 yards. When he tried to push for more distance it'd hook left. Pretty much exactly how it played out last night. </p><p></p><p>This, in addition it being reported that McManus said this week was the first time he felt "semi healthy" since getting injured a while back. </p><p></p><p>Much like the 4th-and-8 decision last week, this is another situation where I'd love to see if we have anyone looking at the analytics or if it's just vibes. </p><p></p><p>A. What is the percent chance that we score off of some sort of Hail Mary or last-ditch non-kicking play?</p><p></p><p>B. What is the percent chance that McManus - whose record FG is 61 yards, back in 2022 - who has been hurt for the last month - who couldn't hit from beyond 57 yards in warmup - who wasn't trusted to hit from 57 or 59 in game - who attempted from 64 yards and was short - was going to coax an extra 3 yards from his lifetime long and an extra 7 yards from his longest of the day out of his "semi-healthy" legs? </p><p></p><p>I mean I get that a Hail Mary in that situation is basically a 0.1% chance type of play but I doubt asking McManus to do that was much better odds lol</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Magooch, post: 1078864, member: 17987"] Some of you may have missed it but posted elsewhere - some folks who were at the game observed McManus in warmup and his max range pre-game was 57 yards. When he tried to push for more distance it'd hook left. Pretty much exactly how it played out last night. This, in addition it being reported that McManus said this week was the first time he felt "semi healthy" since getting injured a while back. Much like the 4th-and-8 decision last week, this is another situation where I'd love to see if we have anyone looking at the analytics or if it's just vibes. A. What is the percent chance that we score off of some sort of Hail Mary or last-ditch non-kicking play? B. What is the percent chance that McManus - whose record FG is 61 yards, back in 2022 - who has been hurt for the last month - who couldn't hit from beyond 57 yards in warmup - who wasn't trusted to hit from 57 or 59 in game - who attempted from 64 yards and was short - was going to coax an extra 3 yards from his lifetime long and an extra 7 yards from his longest of the day out of his "semi-healthy" legs? I mean I get that a Hail Mary in that situation is basically a 0.1% chance type of play but I doubt asking McManus to do that was much better odds lol [/QUOTE]
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