NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- For all who say Jeff Fisher is too conservative…
He let the clock run out with the Dolphins pinned at their own 2-yard line and 56 seconds in regulation instead of using three timeouts to force Miami to try to get a first down or potentially punt out of its own end zone.
Weak approach by my estimation following a touchdown and 2-point conversion by Miami tied the game the Titans once led 24-6.
And now Miami’s won the toss.
Look forward to Fisher’s defensive explanation of that one, win or lose.
He’s usually an excellent clock manager, but he failed there.
He let the clock run out with the Dolphins pinned at their own 2-yard line and 56 seconds in regulation instead of using three timeouts to force Miami to try to get a first down or potentially punt out of its own end zone.
Weak approach by my estimation following a touchdown and 2-point conversion by Miami tied the game the Titans once led 24-6.
And now Miami’s won the toss.
Look forward to Fisher’s defensive explanation of that one, win or lose.
He’s usually an excellent clock manager, but he failed there.
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- A New Jersey native and Columbia graduate who lives in Nashville with his wife and son
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