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Originally Posted by FAX
I've heard this a lot. But, it's not necessarily true.
The fact of the matter is that there are one or two plays or three or four plays or sometimes five plays in every game that decide the outcome.
That's why you hear coaches say, "Make a play!" They don't say, "Make 30 plays!". Nope. Never. It's always, "Make a play!" ... A ... Play ... Singular.
FAX
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True, but when a team loses... you can typically point to a half dozen plays throughout the game... not just "that last play" and say had something different happened here, it would have changed the course of the game.
I'll give you the Miami game... there's no denying that one.
In the Jets game, they were up 10-3 in the 3rd quarter when the Pick 6 happened... there were 4:32 minutes left in the 3rd quarter when Goodman tied it up with that INT return. It was 3rd and 6 and NY was likely going to punt again, giving DEN great field position again...
That INT was one of many different things you could point to...