because they didn't. These are not what ifs, these things happened. The only what if, is whether or not we get the conversion and if one of the best kickers in the league can make an XP distance FG.

Additionally, I'm also left to wonder who would excercise better judgment in such a situation. On one hand there is a SB winning NFL coach with 6 years of experience under his belt. On the other, there is a weirdo who posts videos of himself dressed like a dog online. hmmmmm, tough call.

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Posted by BarbeTiger

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Posted on 9/9/13 at 1:00 pm to DelU249

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Additionally, I'm also left to wonder who would excercise better judgment in such a situation. On one hand there is a SB winning NFL coach with 6 years of experience under his belt. On the other, there is a weirdo who posts videos of himself dressed like a dog. hmmmmm, tough call.

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Posted by VOR

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Posted on 9/9/13 at 1:16 pm to DelU249

FIRE PAYTON. WE LUCKED THE frick OUT. THAT PUSSY HAS BEEN TOO CONSERVATIVE . . . IN FACT, CHICKENSHIT . . . FROM DAY ONE.

I mean, seriously. Why would I joke about something like that?

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Posted by Rex

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Posted on 9/9/13 at 1:35 pm to DelU249

Your post hoc reasoning is laughable. The question is not what happened afterward, but what should have been called at the time of the play.

And you'd be agreeing with me if Steven Jackson had held onto the pass he should have caught.

And, by the way, the posts that insinuate that Sean Payton can't make a mistake are BEYOND laughable, although I don't see it so much a gaffe as something that would have been a bit wiser, instead.

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