Andy and his clock management

[O.city]

https://twitter.com/ringer/status/12...288648704?s=21


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[TinyEvel]

IIRC it seems he make the biggest goofs when we have the ball right before halftime. But it was much worse and more frequent in 2015 /16 the earlier tenure.

[-King-]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

One pick-six on an "open-playbook" play and fans would be calling for his head. "Just run the damn ball! We were up 17! That's a 14-point swing!!!!1"

Yep.

[TinyEvel]

Bump. Just because I remember being really frustrated with Andy's clock management back in 2015-2018. Blown timeouts at odd times (once back-to-back) and just weird mismanagement that left points on the field seemingly always right before halftime.

Feels like all that has gone away. They did a great job sneaking in 3 points before the half against LV.

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by TinyEvel

Bump. Just because I remember being really frustrated with Andy's clock management back in 2015-2018. Blown timeouts at odd times (once back-to-back) and just weird mismanagement that left points on the field seemingly always right before halftime.

Feels like all that has gone away. They did a great job sneaking in 3 points before the half against LV.

Yeah, feels like that's been years ago. If anything, I feel like we're one of the best clock management teams in the league.

Obviously it helps to have a QB who can score in 13 seconds or 10 minutes depending on the situation, though.

[Couch-Potato]

Dated stereotype.

[Coochie liquor]

I’d say he’s currently best in the league at it. He knows exactly what to do to bleed the clock at the end of games, or get us in position to get down the field to score with only seconds to go. Also wanna add his “inability to run the ball” is completely wrong at this time. Definitely was a bit of an Achilles heel at times during his career, but he’s dialed in to exactly what this team has and what we excel at. We are so effing blessed to have him here.