Mark Kaboly

Limits, do you have a question for the big boy?

This year, more than any other, it seemed to be going against the aggressive analytics.

Tradition.

Going for two, or I can't tell you how many games I watch where I'm like, why are you going for two now when that's going to force you to have to go for two later?

And I don't believe in the thing either that when you're up, let me think now, when you can go up eight with a simple extra point, but you can go up nine and make it a two score game and essentially end the game.

I get it.

But isn't eight good enough?

Is that what you're talking about?

No, I'm talking when you're ahead.

You're ahead.

You just score to go up seven, right?

So you can kick an extra point and go up eight and force them to do a two-point conversion just to tie you, or you can essentially end the game going for nine.

I saw multiple times in college and pro this year where they went for the nine-point kill, and it didn't happen.

I don't get it.

I don't get that.

That's not a worthwhile risk to me.

I like aggressiveness, but there were way more times this year where I thought to myself, what is this guy doing?

Notably, Sean Payton in the AFC title game.

All right, let's move on to Cam.

Can we play the little treats, Cam, with Jim Rome for our friend the big boy?