Name: Reacting to the Packers' field goal decision and Tom Brady's long TD pass to Scotty Miller | Get Up
Uploaded: 2021-01-26T21:50:27.000Z
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Let's just start with that decision to kick the field goal on the fourth down where they did.

You had the best player of football at least this year, and you didn't give them an opportunity toe win the game.

Listen, if you're in a rap battle and your d 12, you're not gonna send bizarre out for the biggest rap battle you're gonna send out Eminem.

You are nine yards away from the end zone.

The reason that you are trailing is that be a trusted Tom Brady with 13 seconds in the second quarter and said, You know what?

We're gonna go for it on fourth down and possibly give you the ball at midfield.

We're gonna throw this bomb into the end zone and give Scotty Miller a chance to burn Kevin King for the 76 times yesterday.

Give Aaron Rodgers the opportunity to win the game.

Don't put it on people that haven't shown up for you the entire date.

And that's what Matt Lafleur did and when you make decisions like that, you sit at home and you get to think about those decisions.

You get to dwell in those decisions because you will not be playing in the Super Bowl.

And that's exactly what the Green Bay Packers will be doing and listen like you have to lose that game because Aaron Rodgers, the M V P in the Hall of Famer is not good enough, like that's why you have to lose that game in that moment.

That being said, I want to explain why it is such a brutal, brutally difficult decision for Matt LaFleur, because I've seen a lot of people like this is the dumbest decision I've ever seen.

Slow down, okay, Fourth and Goal from the nine yard line is almost like it's really difficult because you need a play in your playbook that gets you nine, but it can't get you 20.

You know, fourth and nine from the 35 yard line.

You could design a bunch of different plays and if something gets you 15 yards, great because it gets you that first down.

But you obviously don't have that room down there going into the red zone or going into the end, I go.

That is such fourth and goal from the three different conversation.

But it's a really difficult decision given the situation, the exactness of where you are and what's needed in that fourth and gold situation.

But at the end of the day, when Matt LaFleur says, when you do something and it doesn't work out, you regret it.

I don't know if he would have those same feelings if he went for it.

I don't think he would regret it the same way as he does kicking that.

We wouldn't talk about it like this, either.

It is a decision that I think while we all disagree with it, it is a least understandable.

I understand why he did it based on the fact that he's down eight.

What I will never understand and Dominica will come to you as a cornerback is how in the world you give up that touchdown right before halftime.

I think every football fan in America says whose fault is that?

So Dominique, answer me the question Is that the play call?

I mean, it could be multiple people's fault.

So I don't understand why you would be in one hole in that situation, which is what they were in one hole is to protect the middle of the field.

That's exact place where you want them to throw the ball.

And also, if you're Kevin King, I don't know why you bail inside and you're trying.

You got to stay on the outside and be deeper than your guy at all times.

You only have one job in that situation, so I think it's both of their faults.

Maybe he wasn't bizarre yesterday, but he was definitely proof.

We're gonna continue with this d 12 analogy.

All I could think about this morning was like I hope someone calls Kevin King and reads to him, Maya, Angelo.

Still, I rise because that man needs to be uplifting after what happened yesterday evening, it was a long day for that brother.

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