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4th and 15, down 3 at the 20. by jt
would you go for the tie or go for the conversion and try and count on your defense to get a stop to get you the ball back?
Everyone has a plan with hindsight and "assuming you get a touchdown." How about that scenario?
The answer is, "it depends." Which is why in these particular scenarios with these variety of factors there's no one for sure method, as much as we'd love there to be one.
I mean, what if those refs had actually called a hold yesterday on the Chiefs? What if there was a 4th and forever in field goal range? Nobody likes to think of that, because we all know what happened.