US EditionDolphins’ McDaniel skirts a shot at history and Raiders’ McDaniels opts for a field goal mystery
- Las Vegas coach Josh McDaniels faced criticism for his decision to send out the field goal unit instead of going for a touchdown on fourth-and-4 in the closing minutes of the Raiders' loss to the Steelers.
- Despite the mixed reactions from the Raiders, McDaniels stood by his decision, understanding that they needed both a touchdown and a 2-point conversion to tie the game. The chip-shot field goal gave them a chance to push for a touchdown, although their chances were slim.
- McDaniels defended his choice, stating that he prioritized good karma and wanted to keep a positive relationship with the Miami Dolphins. He acknowledged that turning down NFL records was disappointing but was supported by the team leaders and captains.
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Dolphins' McDaniel skirts shot at history; Raiders' McDaniels opts for field goal mystery
Miami coach Mike McDaniel was content with his team's 70-20 shellacking of Sean Payton's Denver Broncos and decided against a chip-shot field goal that would have allowed the Dolphins to break the NFL record for most points scored in a…
Dolphins' McDaniel skirts shot at history; Raiders' McDaniels opts for field goal mystery
Miami coach Mike McDaniel was content with his team's 70-20 shellacking of Sean Payton's Denver Broncos and decided against a chip-shot field goal that would have allowed the Dolphins to break the NFL record for most points scored in a…
Dolphins' McDaniel skirts shot at history; Raiders' McDaniels opts for field goal mystery
Miami coach Mike McDaniel was content with his team's 70-20 shellacking of Sean Payton's Denver Broncos and decided against a chip-shot field goal that would have allowed the Dolphins to break the NFL record for most points scored in a…
Dolphins' McDaniel skirts shot at history; Raiders' McDaniels opts for field goal mystery
Miami coach Mike McDaniel was content with his team's 70-20 shellacking of Sean Payton's Denver Broncos and decided against a chip-shot field goal that would have allowed the Dolphins to break the NFL record for most points scored in a…
Dolphins' McDaniel skirts shot at history; Raiders' McDaniels opts for field goal mystery
Miami coach Mike McDaniel was content with his team's 70-20 shellacking of Sean Payton's Denver Broncos and decided against a chip-shot field goal that would have allowed the Dolphins to break the NFL record for most points scored in a…
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