I maintain the same thing with analytics that no, the problem and flaw with all this is that no two teams, no two situations are exactly alike if we paint it this way.

Here's the truth.

The Jets this year, and I know it's not Zerloin, have missed a ton of kicks.

We're talking about shorter than an extra point.

I understand.

But are we not in a world where with the Jets, what can go wrong, will go wrong?

So to me, if I have a clean path at the end zone, oh, by the way, this season's over,

you're in double-digit losses, let the guys have fun and go score a touchdown at that point.

Am I trusting that I'm going to get the snap, the hold, and the kick through to win the game?

And if they've missed that, who would have got killed in the postgame?

Would have been Obrick?

Did you think about just trying to score a touchdown there?

You know, you're two and whatever.

What does it matter?

No, no, but remember what Tiki said and what I said.

Neal on first down, kneel on second down, make them use their timeouts.

And then on third down, yeah, you give yourself a chance to score.

Now you've left Jacksonville without any timeouts, and it's a win-win.

If you don't score, kick the field goal, and assume you could make a 24-yarder.

And if you do score, you just manipulated them to use their last two timeouts.

Yeah, if you kneel twice and probably only eight seconds goes off the clock,

there's a minute left when you snap the ball on third down.

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