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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magooch" data-source="post: 1055000" data-attributes="member: 17987"><p>Yeah, I watched it, but I can't figure out why we felt like we needed to play hurry-up once we got the ball back...only to take a timeout before taking your own field goal, thereby preserving Chicago's lone field goal and saving them ~30 seconds (in which the explanation is that Bisaccia had to convince LaFleur we were in McManus' range, which is also not a great look. I would think the head coach should have a pretty good idea of his kicker's range without needing the ST coordinator to remind him but maybe not) and I can't figure out why we misjudged the game-situation so badly that we basically could not comprehend a reality in which Chicago was able to get ~15 yards and a spike without the clock running out, despite leaving the middle of the field WIDE open with only three rushing and zero pressure and safeties acting like they needed to defend a hail mary and nothing less. That's the part I'm a little mixed up about...I mean, if you told me that LaFleur thought we got the ball back down 4 and that Hafley thought Chicago got the ball back with us leading by 4, then it would make sense to me, I guess.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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