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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 668779">The numbers you use to prove your point here are pretty skewed though.First of all the Cardinals offense was anemic as well during the game scoring a TD on only 20% of their drives, one coming of an extremely lucky bounce.While the Packers offense did a good job on two point conversions in 2015 (5-of-7 including playoffs) it's an extremely small sample size and the unit struggling mightily in short yardage situations on third and fourth down, ranking 31st in the league at 46.2%.I agree that overall the numbers suggest going for two is the better decision in a situation like that but it's not as lopsided as you suggested.In addition you completely ignore that the offense not scoring a TD on the first possession of overtime doesn't automatically result in the team losing the game.</blockquote>

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