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Now, I love coaches that are aggressive, and I always say you've heard me say to a million times,

if I'm going down, I'm going down.

But at what point does aggression become reckless or just downright the wrong decision?

I mean, Dan Lanning's decision-making in critical games during his past and last weekend against Washington

should be called into question after he refused to kick multiple field goals

and for the second straight year against Washington to get a chance to win.

I mean, Dan Lanning's decision-making in critical games during his past and last weekend against Washington

refused to kick multiple field goals and for the second straight year against Washington

decided to go for a risky fourth down, late in the game that played an integral part

in deciding the game's outcome.

Now, the ducks left multiple scoring opportunities on the board in a game they ultimately lost by just a field goal.

So at what point do you stop just blindly rolling the dice and just take the damn points, man?

You don't have to just be one type of coach that's a common misconception.

You can take risks sometimes and play it safe other times.

It's not always just one or the other.

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