Jon Gruden about Jay's clock mgt

[deanpet21]

But even his brother might have disagreed with his late-game clock strategy. With one minute, 39 seconds remaining Monday night, ESPN analyst Jon Gruden said on the broadcast as the clock kept ticking, "Jay Gruden using all the clock. ... Do not leave Alex Smith with anything."

After the Redskins tied the game with a field goal, during the ensuing kickoff Jon Gruden said on the broadcast of the Redskins, "Do they have enough fuel in the tank to get a stop on defense and force overtime? Andy Reid has plenty of time -- and two time outs." Not a direct criticism, but certainly a reason to have bled more time. The answer soon became obvious.

Perspective | That Jay Gruden timeout might have been more frustrating than the Josh Doctson drop

Coach Jay Gruden explains timeout decision in final minute of Chiefs game

 

[gkekoa]

But even his brother might have disagreed with his late-game clock strategy. With one minute, 39 seconds remaining Monday night, ESPN analyst Jon Gruden said on the broadcast as the clock kept ticking, "Jay Gruden using all the clock. ... Do not leave Alex Smith with anything."

After the Redskins tied the game with a field goal, during the ensuing kickoff Jon Gruden said on the broadcast of the Redskins, "Do they have enough fuel in the tank to get a stop on defense and force overtime? Andy Reid has plenty of time -- and two time outs." Not a direct criticism, but certainly a reason to have bled more time. The answer soon became obvious.

Perspective | That Jay Gruden timeout might have been more frustrating than the Josh Doctson drop

Coach Jay Gruden explains timeout decision in final minute of Chiefs game

After the FG, Gruden poses a question.

Did you actually read what Jay said? He explains perfectly why you call the time out. If the deep pass wasn't there, you throw underneath for the first leaving yourself with plenty of time to score.

 

[deanpet21]

After the FG, Gruden poses a question.

Did you actually read what Jay said? He explains perfectly why you call the time out. If the deep pass wasn't there, you throw underneath for the first leaving yourself with plenty of time to score.

im just posting all type of shit,. not reading them.

 

[SoCalWizFan]

BTW - Jon Gruden had very few positive things to say about his brother the other nt. It is almost as if he doesn't want to be bring attn. to the fact that they are related (& be accused of nepotism). He really only mentioned him towards the end of the game by saying that he felt sorry for him due to injuries and other factors. This might be the worst MNF crew of all time (possibly only behind the legendary Gifford/Namath/OJ embarrassment of a crew from way back).

 

[deanpet21]

BTW - Jon Gruden had very few positive things to say about his brother the other nt. It is almost as if he doesn't want to be bring attn. to the fact that they are related (& be accused of nepotism). He really only mentioned him towards the end of the game by saying that he felt sorry for him due to injuries and other factors. This might be the worst MNF crew of all time (possibly only behind the legendary Gifford/Namath/OJ embarrassment of a crew from way back).

I agree with the worst MNF crew of all time.

 

[gkekoa]

im just posting all type of shit,. not reading them.

Maybe you should read more. It might give you insight to thought processes.

 

[deanpet21]

Maybe you should read more. It might give you insight to thought processes.

I posted articles on how other people disagreed with the timeout. huge turning point in the game.

 

[gkekoa]

I posted articles on how other people disagreed with the timeout. huge turning point in the game.

And you posted an article Jay Gruden was quoted in explaining his thought process for the timeout but failed to read why he would have done it the same way.

 

[Buffalo_Nickel_1]

I agree with the worst MNF crew of all time.

I JUST HOPE ESPN WILL NEVER BRING IN THAT GIRL WHO DOES COLLEGE GAMES ON ESPN 2 TO MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL GOD SHE IS BAD AND BORING

 

[deanpet21]

And you posted an article Jay Gruden was quoted in explaining his thought process for the timeout but failed to read why he would have done it the same way.

I read it, I just don't agree with it

 

[gkekoa]

I read it, I just don't agree with it

You don't agree with the professional coaches thought process but some dumb ass, random blogger you use as evidence?

 

[deanpet21]

You don't agree with the professional coaches thought process but some dumb ass, random blogger you use as evidence?

His brother didn't agree if you can read between the lines. It doesn't make sense taking the TO there. Even if we scored the game isn't over. If there was 20 seconds left then yes b/c it was basically the last play of the game. The time on the clock makes a difference on the play calling

 

[gkekoa]

His brother didn't agree if you can read between the lines. It doesn't make sense taking the TO there. Even if we scored the game isn't over. If there was 20 seconds left then yes b/c it was basically the last play of the game. The time on the clock makes a difference on the play calling

Going by what you stated Jon said, there is no between the lines. Just because Jon would have done it differently, doesn't mean he is saying Jay is wrong.
Likelihood of driving for a TD with 45 seconds to go in the game is minuscule.

 

[deanpet21]

Going by what you stated Jon said, there is no between the lines. Just because Jon would have done it differently, doesn't mean he is saying Jay is wrong.
Likelihood of driving for a TD with 45 seconds to go in the game is minuscule.

I love how you leave out that the Chiefs also had 2 timeouts along with those 45 seconds. Doesn't that matter?

 

[SoCalWizFan]

Going by what you stated Jon said, there is no between the lines. Just because Jon would have done it differently, doesn't mean he is saying Jay is wrong.
Likelihood of driving for a TD with 45 seconds to go in the game is minuscule.

And even if Jon Gruden completely disagreed w/ his brother - so freaking what. He is not perfect & made tons of mistakes while coaching. His biggest claim to fame is winning the SB after inheriting Dungy's team & basically knowing the playbook of the team that he previously coached. He won't ever be confused with Bilichick or Walsh.

 

[SoCalWizFan]

I love how you leave out that the Chiefs also had 2 timeouts along with those 45 seconds. Doesn't that matter?

Three simple words - LET IT GO....

On to the 49ers...

 

[deanpet21]

Three simple words - LET IT GO....

On to the 49ers...

I just cant believe fans on here were ok with the timeout after the Ct run. Even if Docts catches it. Kc still has time to beat us in regulation

 

[gkekoa]

I love how you leave out that the Chiefs also had 2 timeouts along with those 45 seconds. Doesn't that matter?

Not really. That is time for about six plays with two timeouts.

 

[deanpet21]

Not really. That is time for about six plays with two timeouts.

timeouts don't matter in that situation? WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow, The play calling is totally different when you have time outs. Don't you understand that?

 

[gkekoa]

timeouts don't matter in that situation? WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow, The play calling is totally different when you have time outs. Don't you understand that?

Read the whole post. Time for 6 plays with two timeouts.