Second, I do not have data on this, but I wonder how many times a team has come back from a two-touchdown deficit in the fourth quarter, and then gone on to lose in overtime.First, Krimmel makes the point that going for two is the best way to try and WIN the game - not simply tie the game.If I'm right about this, then extending the game into overtime gives you a better than 50% chance of winning, which again, shifts the analysis.His decision to challenge a Trevor Lawrence incompletion in the fourth quarter of the Jacksonville game could have proven costly, but ultimately did not.
#back #years #potentially #specifically #fourth-quarter #good-chance #detroit-lions #buffalo-bills #indianapolis-colts #jamin-davis
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