**** MNF Doubleheader - Ravens/Bucs and Chargers/Cards ****

[wazu]

Ravens -3.5
Chargers -1

If we can get a couple of relatively small upsets to happen this could make for a fun evening.

[suzzer99]

Originally Posted by Bump

not really, I can't think of any teams that are pulling their starters in that situtation

You don't have to pull your starters if you just don't use your timeouts when the Ravens have the ball.

And yeah most teams keep playing for the win. But the Bucs had roughly a .01%, or 1 in 10,000 chance of winning. Their odds of someone having a catastrophic injury are several orders of magnitude greater than that.

Coaches should be smarter about doing this shit in week 7.

[Bump]

Originally Posted by suzzer99

You don't have to pull your starters if you just don't use your timeouts when the Ravens have the ball.

And yeah most teams keep playing for the win. But the Bucs had roughly a .01%, or 1 in 10,000 chance of winning. Their odds of someone having a catastrophic injury are several orders of magnitude greater than that.

Coaches should be smarter about doing this shit in week 7.

and if they benched the starters and conceded fans would have been saying "you always play to win, a 0.01% chance is still a chance!

I'm not trying to say it isn't smart to pull the starters, it just rarely happens in the NFL

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by suzzer99

You don't have to pull your starters if you just don't use your timeouts when the Ravens have the ball.

And yeah most teams keep playing for the win. But the Bucs had roughly a .01%, or 1 in 10,000 chance of winning. Their odds of someone having a catastrophic injury are several orders of magnitude greater than that.

Coaches should be smarter about doing this shit in week 7.

49ers had a worse chance on Sunday in the last two minutes than the Bucs and did the same thing.

It’s really nothing unusual.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

49ers had a worse chance on Sunday in the last two minutes than the Bucs and did the same thing.

It’s really nothing unusual.

If nothing else, you gotta pad the stats of your overpriced QB. Dak Prescott is the king of padding stats in those situations.

[Nickhead]

player incentives on contracts

[RedRaider56]

Originally Posted by BlackHelicopters

Screw google. Use Duck Duck Go.

Duck Duck Go search results aren't nearly as good as Google's