some food for thought

[Flyingiguana]

we get a lead and our opponent is forced to pass. they torch our secondary and complete the comeback.

other team jumps out to a lead and runs the ball to burn the clock. our front 7 stuffs them giving the offense enough time to catch up.

i'm kinda thinking this could be a recurring theme throughout the season.

 

[MW49ers5]

Makes sense in theory, but in practice teams will not wait until the comeback has been completed before they start throwing again. Plus, most teams will know going into the game that they are not going to take much time off the clock by running the ball.

E.g., yesterday, Philly passed, by percentage, the same both halves. (25 of 37) vs (21 of 31).

I would like to see out way of winning to be that we score a TD & FG and they score two FG's.