"City of Angels, Where Stars Shine Bright, This one Burns out" Official Cowboys @ Rams Thread

[NinoBrown]

The Cowboys really are Americas team.

Look at how we all come together to shyt on the Cowboys in unison.

shyt is so harmonious brehs.

Laugh now, cry later tomorrow breh...

 

[BornStar]

That last encounter
"Whats up breh, what you say about my momma"

 

[thashiek]

Not a Saints fan, but them nikkas don't want the Saints in New Orleans.

Or Philly heading to LA to beat them for a 3rd time in two seasons.

 

[HHR]

No, it absolutely does not increase your odds going for two there. It only increases your odds if you make it.

I would bet almost anything that there is not one coach in the league that would have gone for two points there. If you miss the game is over, period. It was pretty much no chance that you can win. It is a two-possession game at that point.

If you go for one there, then it's still a one-possession game. If you end up scoring a touchdown again, you can still tie it with a two-point conversion.

no coach was going for two points in that situation. Any coach that did would be fired.

You're going to need a 2-pt conversion at some point. Do you think they'd have a better chance after the next TD? Of course not.

If you go for it and miss, then you know you need another score...but there are still 2 minutes on the clock. If you wait until the next TD and miss, you're gonna have what? A handful of seconds left?

Neither scenario with a miss is likely to lead to a W, but just "keeping the game close" is an awful reason for not going for 2.

 

[klientel]

Low key this should have been a blowout. But I’ll take the win

 

[luckyse7enz]

 

[x-factor7]

No, it absolutely does not increase your odds going for two there. It only increases your odds if you make it.

I would bet almost anything that there is not one coach in the league that would have gone for two points there. If you miss the game is over, period. It was pretty much no chance that you can win. It is a two-possession game at that point.

If you go for one there, then it's still a one-possession game. If you end up scoring a touchdown again, you can still tie it with a two-point conversion.

no coach was going for two points in that situation. Any coach that did would be fired.

Exactly. So what iff they were down 10, and had like a 4th and 5, should they go for it and get the TD? If they miss, the game is effectively over. 99/100 coaches would kick the FG, and be down 7. The unwritten rule/goal is to always extend the game, no matter what, who knows what can happen. Dude doesn't know what he's talking about.

 

[thashiek]

Laugh now, cry later tomorrow breh...

My body is ready. I got a whole ass 20 hours to enjoy this before the pain starts.

 

[YOGEBEAR09]

I'll post where I like especially coming from new fans like you who didn't come around until last season w your bandwagon ass

Negged

 

[South Paw]

Negged

Who dat

 

[BornStar]

EAGLESSSSS​

 

[YOGEBEAR09]

Those 2017 new breeds are


Dallas 24 LA 20

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[YOGEBEAR09]

And what kind of thread is this with no poll

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[horizon]

You're going to need a 2-pt conversion at some point. Do you think they'd have a better chance after the next TD? Of course not.

If you go for it and miss, then you know you need another score...but there are still 2 minutes on the clock. If you wait until the next TD and miss, you're gonna have what? A handful of seconds left?

Neither scenario with a miss is likely to lead to a W, but just "keeping the game close" is an awful reason for not going for 2.

dude in that situation there isn't a coach in the league that goes for two until you absolutely have to do so

wtf are you talking about?

 

[GunRanger]

"Hes right though. He's right":oldshrug: