You guys are seeing things through red-colored glasses ... Mayfield was in control of the game, but it wasn't like the Cardinals were moving the ball at will.

 

Coulda, woulda, shoulda ...

 

17 first downs, I would say we were moving the ball pretty well.

Mayfield converted a fourth down on a play in which the right tackle clearly moved .. Caldwell's defense was screaming for a penalty, but the officiating crew missed it. At that point, Mayfield would've kicked a field goal, and that was a drive that ended in a touchdown pass to McCuiston.

 

 

Your right Scott did move. I saw it also. I asked him about it after the game and he said that Caldwell yelled motion about the same time that Logan was going to say hut and he thought it was Logan

Your right Scott did move. I saw it also. I asked him about it after the game and he said that Caldwell yelled motion about the same time that Logan was going to say hut and he thought it was Logan

 

You think Caldwell was in scoring position at least 2 more times??

I was there and around 25 to 6 or so was about right. Caldwell never really moved the ball and we moved it but it wasn't with ease.

Mayfield converted a fourth down on a play in which the right tackle clearly moved .. Caldwell's defense was screaming for a penalty, but the officiating crew missed it. At that point, Mayfield would've kicked a field goal, and that was a drive that ended in a touchdown pass to McCuiston.

 

I notice you simply skipped over the part that Caldwells drive was around midfield when the late hit occured. Do you not agree that theres a difference in red zone and midfield? by the way, even taking in the 4 pts had Mayfield kicked the FG, they still should have scored at least 10 more, so, imo, it should have been 31-6...Regardless, it really doesn't matter. My original point was more to the fact that they shot themselves in the foot a few times or it could have been worse, nothing more, nothing less. And to answer your earlier question, no, I wasn't at the game, but, I did listen to every word of it. I didn't know that was a prerequisite for an opinion. If that were the case, I'm quite sure you would have alot less posts...

So....How bad will the Rockets lose

50-0 Mayfield....Crittenden Co. Needs to stay home...

I have no reason to think it will be a high scoring game by Mayfield. I believe its going to be old school football in the playoffs, which means long possessions for Mayfield through the running game. I think the final score will be similar to the caldwell score.

You think Caldwell was in scoring position at least 2 more times??

 

Yes if Barnes would have made a couple of better throws.

I notice you simply skipped over the part that Caldwells drive was around midfield when the late hit occured. Do you not agree that theres a difference in red zone and midfield? by the way, even taking in the 4 pts had Mayfield kicked the FG, they still should have scored at least 10 more, so, imo, it should have been 31-6...Regardless, it really doesn't matter. My original point was more to the fact that they shot themselves in the foot a few times or it could have been worse, nothing more, nothing less. And to answer your earlier question, no, I wasn't at the game, but, I did listen to every word of it. I didn't know that was a prerequisite for an opinion. If that were the case, I'm quite sure you would have alot less posts...

If the late hit had been called, Caldwell would have had a first down well inside Mayfield territory with a chance to get in scoring position.

 

And ... wouldn't you rather have the insight of someone that actually saw the game and saw what was happening on the field than someone who was listening to it on the radio?

And ... wouldn't you rather have the insight of someone that actually saw the game and saw what was happening on the field than someone who was listening to it on the radio?

 

Is the person who saw it a Mayfield fan?:lol::lol:

If the late hit had been called, Caldwell would have had a first down well inside Mayfield territory with a chance to get in scoring position.

 

And ... wouldn't you rather have the insight of someone that actually saw the game and saw what was happening on the field than someone who was listening to it on the radio?

 

No, I'll trust the one listening to it on the radio since that person was me and I am of the opinion that the score could have been worse, but, like I said, it's no biggie, it is what it is and thats football...