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Life structures Of A Play: What the heck Was Russell Wilson Thinking?
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With 2:38 left in extra time of what was one of the most terrible NFL games any of us have at any point seen, the Denver Mustangs had fourth-and-1 at the Indianapolis Yearlings' five-yard line. The Mustangs were down 12-9, as Yearlings kicker Pursue McLaughlin had booted a 48-yard field objective on Indianapolis' past drive.

The Horses had three options here — they could kick a field objective to tie and trust the Yearlings didn't drive down the field, they could go for the principal down and provide themselves with one more arrangement of downs to sort things out, or they could go for the success.

As a matter of fact, there were four choices, and Horses quarterback Russell Wilson went with that one. Choice 4 was to toss into inclusion, overlook a completely open objective in the end zone, and neglect to change over the fourth down. Wilson endeavored a pass to beneficiary Courtland Sutton, Foals cornerback Stephon Gilmore split it up, and that was your ballgame.

There were different reasons this play was a catastrophe, and now is the right time to get into every one of them. Denver's offense has been a complete wreck with Wilson and new lead trainer Nathaniel Hackett — this was only the most recent model. In any case, this play, as a definitive canine of a canine game, introduced a wide range of illustrative models with respect to why neither Hackett nor Wilson appear to understand what's happening here.

We have basically 1,000 words on this plague of procedure and execution, so how about we get into it.

The Mustangs have been ghastly in the red zone this season.

Richard Sherman, Wilson's previous Seahawks colleague, appeared to encounter a touch of PTSD from a specific thin inclination in a specific Super Bowl against the Loyalists toward the finish of the 2014 season. Sherman was working the game for the Amazon Prime broadcast, and his inclination would have been to run the ball in this red zone circumstance. Maybe the Horses might have marked Marshawn Lynch to get that going — top back Javonte Williams was out until the end of the time with a torn upper leg tendon and LCL in his right knee he experienced in Week 4, and reinforcement Melvin Gordon has had bungling issues.

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In any case, the Mustangs shouldn't have gone with a far reaching passing play here. The Mustangs totally ought to have played to tie, best case scenario. I'm about forcefulness in late-and-close circumstances, however this group has not acquired anyone's confidence in the red zone this season. They are the NFL's most obviously awful group in the red zone. Per Football Untouchables, Denver came into this game positioning way behind everyone in red zone DVOA, 30th in red zone passing DVOA, way behind everyone in red zone hurrying DVOA, and 31st in objective to-go circumstances. Against the Foals, Denver had four red zone risks, and neglected to change over on every one of them. They had one objective to-go circumstance, and neglected to change over it.