MVP???

[VolUmp]

When the NFL's newly crowned MVP takes a sack that pushes his team out of FG range, and that FG would have essentially iced the Super Bowl Victory, I begin to question the "V" in his "MVP" status.

[Stk004]

Penalties didn't help with that.

[Richvee]

2 minutes ago, Stk004 said:

Penalties didn't help with that.

Neither did the play calling. A running play or 2 there and a FG attempt seemed to be pretty standard there.

[Stk004]

Just now, Richvee said:

Neither did the play calling. A running play or 2 there and a FG attempt seemed to be pretty standard there.

They got back into FG range but got called back. I don't blame Ryan for that loss at all. But boy oh boy do I hate New England. I'm waiting for @ricka56 latest Brady post. 

[scrounge]

8 hours ago, Stk004 said:

They got back into FG range but got called back. I don't blame Ryan for that loss at all. But boy oh boy do I hate New England. I'm waiting for @ricka56 latest Brady post. 

Just in case he sleeps in

 

[ricka56]

10 hours ago, Stk004 said:

But boy oh boy do I hate New England. 

[beerguy55]

On 2/5/2017 at 9:35 PM, VolUmp said:

When the NFL's newly crowned MVP takes a sack that pushes his team out of FG range, and that FG would have essentially iced the Super Bowl Victory, I begin to question the "V" in his "MVP" status.

That play was called by the NFL's newly crowned Assistant Coach of the Year, and newly hired 49er's head coach.

[VolUmp]

Doesn't matter. Good play call or not, a veteran QB needs to know he can't take a sack there.  Get out of the pocket and throw it away. Pure and simple.