How do you not kick a fg

@undermysac

In that drive they went for it 2x on 4th down, the first time there was about 8min left in game, But 5min and 3 time outs might see the ball twice

Was that the one where Seattle jumped offsides and Rams got a first down via penalty?

The FG try would of been about 45 yards from there. He could of kicked it I suppose. Without the penalty the Hawks stopped Blake Corrum. I can't remember if Stafford got him with a hard count or not

I still think that Sean Payton not kicking a FG was more egregious. Just cause it was a different type of game. The Hawks were moving the ball at will, where the Patriots were not.

I'm not defending McVay, I've been pro FG, especially in the playoffs. But I can see where he was coming from in "that type" of game.

@smac38

 Absolutely

You go for 7 there IMO.  5 min left.  They almost didnt see the ball back as it was and when they did it was 25 sec with no timeouts.  4 yards to go to the Super Bowl or kick and still be down.  I'm sure the numbers would back it up.  You can Mon morning QB it all ya want.

@buckubad

 I agree. As much as I wanted to cover the point spread, going for it right there was the right coaching decision. Running back was gonna be open but Seahawks luckily double teamed him

All those hired guns and Staphferd still couldn't get it done. 

@Hesed55

Why did they not going for 2 when they score a touchdown which 9 minutes left to down by 3??

@kevin23_11

Yea I think they should've gone for 2 after scoring a td but I also could see why they chose not to because their defense was giving up yardage and McVay probably figured if they hold them to a fg being down 4, then after the fg they would be down 7. But yea I think going for 2 would be a better decision

not going for 2 was the dagger