00:00Number two, and I think I'm going to take some heat on this, and I'm prepared to defend on it.
00:05The other question coming out of the game was, were they too conservative on offense?
00:11And I would say decisively, no.
00:16And I feel really strongly about it, especially after watching the game over again.
00:22I thought the way to win the game was to control the line of scrimmage on offense and give your
00:29offensive line a chance to do that.
00:33And I thought, they had 71 offensive plays. 71.
00:39That's a lot of plays.
00:40That's a lot of plays. There was a lot of good.
00:44Go back to point number one.
00:46If Drake and his decision-making is better, they win the game.
00:50And we're not even talking about conservative approach.
00:53So that's my feeling.
00:55I know I'm going to take heat because I feel like I'm in the minority on that.
00:58I just want to pick at one part there, and that is Drake's decision-making, which I wholeheartedly agree with
01:04you on.
01:04It's the reason.
01:06At some point, a mistake is forgivable.
01:08So his first interception, as you say, is obvious, right?
01:12It's bad. It's terrible decision-making.
01:14But he's trying to get Dobbs going.
01:15I can't do it, though.
01:16He popped open.
01:17He popped open.
01:18I thought he should have drilled that sucker in there instead of floating it.
01:22And it was short inside.
01:24That was a bad throw.
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