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Old 01-21-2022, 12:46 PM   #3537
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Originally Posted by chiefforlife View Post
The Allegretti TD is just awesome. How do they even call that?

Lets take a back up Offensive Lineman, put him in a playoff game against the NFLs ALL TIME Sack leader.

Then ask him to discard the NFLs sack leader like a sack of potatoes, quickly, so we can throw a TD to you. Got it? Good, lets go.

This play is incredible for so many reasons. Andy is truly a genius.

There was really no reason to call this play in that game at that time. Unless you are mind ****ing Buffalo to set them up for something next week.
My memory is that Allegretti was like the 4th option on that play - I think it was designed for Burton, IIRC.

The one that I think was a mind-**** was the Kelce throw. I can't see Reid EVER using that in a tight spot in a legitimately close game. But I like that he put it on tape because I could easily see him using Kelce on a draw in a short yardage situation where he pumps that ball to sell it like he's going to make that throw.

It was put on tape precisely as misdirection, IMO.
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