It was a risky play because they wanted it to be easier for Santos and wanted to make it so the field goal was a walk-off instead of giving Brady 30 seconds. They thought it would catch Tampa off guard.
To me it was less Nagy's playcalling, which I do think was bad. But the real gem was when he forced Foles to huddle up on that drive when he had the Bucs on their heels. Foles wanted so bad to rush to the line and keep the mojo going, but Nagy, in his infinite wisdom (read stupidity), just had to insert his know-it-all expertise. What very well could have resulted in a TD ended up a FG.
Outside of a few pointless run calls. I thought he did a pretty solid job. Bucs front seven were wreaking some serious havoc.
YES!!!! I loved it!!! Next time coach, stay out of your own way.
Oh I know you were talking specifically about his play calling. I just felt the need to point out that IMO, the most egregious action was his stupid demand that Foles calls for a huddle instead of letting him push the drive. And I don't have any stats, but I saw very little playaction tonite on our part.
Lol. People's memories are hilarious.
Ok, I suppose I have to give Nagy some credit and where I'm gonna throw him a little bit-o-love is that he finally woke up and realized that throwing to the running backs, be it via screens or flare outs, is actually a good thing. especially when you realize that we have some pretty good pass catching RBs on this squad. Maybe it's because he knows Foles is better at performing this than would have been Mitch. Don't know, I'm not in the coaches room when they draw up the plays. But there's little doubt that we have quite the weapon in more fully integrating our RBs in the passing game.
The series coming out of the half was so bad, bro. Abysmal. Pathetic. Putrid. Bro, it was sooooooo bad.
