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Playing "keep away" - NFL style.

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You can't tell me that you're sick of seeing the "Band Play". I could watch that all day.

 

 

"THE BAND IS ON THE FIELD!"

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You can't tell me that you're sick of seeing the "Band Play". I could watch that all day.
That was a different play. But anything like that gets old after a while if you see it too often.

I would go with the keep away before the Hail Mary.

 

However if Peyton Manning is on the opposition, it doesn't matter what you do. I had no doubt that the Colts would win that after that Jets kick return and I don't think Peyton did either.

I would go with the keep away before the Hail Mary.

 

 

When is the last time you saw the keep-away result in a TD at the end of a game? Ever?

The Jets were on their own 25 or 30 yard line. I don't thinkthe Hail Mary would have worked. I don't believe Pennington has the arm strength to have gotten the ball to the endzone.

When is the last time you saw the keep-away result in a TD at the end of a game? Ever?

 

It worked last time I played backyard football. ;)

 

 

How about the Music City Miracle? Not "keep away" but that's only because it worked perfectly.

When is the last time you saw the keep-away result in a TD at the end of a game? Ever?

 

Didn't New Orleans do this a couple of years ago? I believe it was successful.

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