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Originally Posted by NLSoldier
as stated above, odds of recovering a non-surprise onside are super low. Odds of completing a long TD pass vs a normal D (especially how we've been playing this year) are almost certainly higher. Prevent D was fine for all the reasons Billye stated.
But what are the odds of competing a long TD vs a normal D, then getting the ball back without giving up a Vikings score and scoring again, and not leaving enough time for the Vikings to score again after that?
I think I agree with onedollar here. It’s hard to complete a long TD. And even if they do, the Vikings are still far, far ahead. It’s probably close but I think it’s suboptimal to give them 20 yards at a time in the middle of the field in an effort to burn clock there