Peyton Manning Gets PISSED That Broncos Waste 40 Seconds Before Missing 64 Yard FG | Pat McAfee 

No kidding. Hack was like "go tie an NFL record and win this!" And then didn't even tell him to get warmed up, even tho supposedly Hack decided he was gonna kick it if they got to the right spot. Such bad time management and coaching

Because anyone who watched the game saw the it wasn’t Russell Wilson running the show. Denver were 0-4 in the red zone and the head was to blame since he wanted the running backs to run it in each time. Even when they were at the 1 yard line, the head coach didn’t trust Russell Wilson to do a QB sneak or have the ball in his hands. Denver lost because of the head coach play calling.

@@kouguy8213 did you watch the game? Russ threw the ball into the end zone a handfull of times and got denied by the defense. One of them was close, but the WR's toe touched the boundary. It wasn't all goal line runs. Seattle's defense is easy to rack up yards on. Hard AF to score points on.

@@theshadowswithin9896 they should have challenged that, I think his toe landed in and slid out.

@@themcstreetz316 Lol. Very casual fan just sitting in an echo chamber. They were pretty clearly trying to run the clock as close to 0 as they could as they intended on him making the kick. What happens if they do call a timeout, think it through and with 50 seconds left decide to kick it, and they make it? Seattle then has 50 seconds to go down the field with a timeout, Use your head buddy, the time management was spot on. They intended on making the kick while the clock hit 0.

Ego probably, people like to joke about it but having some modded version of madden that let you run goal line or two minute situations over and over would seem very helpful to avoid these last minute situational coaching choke jobs

More practice

😂😂😂😂

This is one of the best comments I've seen in a while.

That so true bro

Definitely

He went from "Kick what?!" To, "we living in the age of the kickers" cope real fast.

@@Tommy9834 lmao a 64 yarder is pretty much impossible. He meant kickers are making more than back in the day. Not at that length though

@@austin_madore9417 McManus has hit a 60 yarder before. Granted it was high altitude Denver

@@austin_madore9417 Justin Tucker

I'm not sure if you know how football works, but when it's 4th down that means the QB has already had 3 chances.

He trusted the offense to get less than a yard twice and would have won if he let the kicker do it. At no point did the offense demonstrate they could get any number of yards when needed.

The kicker could hit that though for sure, not a smart decision but it was for sure doable

@@420JackG not sure if you realize that 4th and 5 with Russell Wilson is a better bet than a 64 yard field goal lol idiot

So stupid 🙄😂😆

Go for it on 4th with about 50% odds. If you fail you've got your timeouts and can at least try to force another change of possession. Hard learning experience for coach Hackett.

I'll say this. I've watched a lot of Seahawks games and have seen plenty of Wilson games. There have been a lot of games when under 2 minutes the time gets wasted. In this case, Wilson might be waiting for the play and his coaches but the real question is why is he doing that? He's been in the NFL for over 10 years. At this point, why would he not just take that timeout by himself. I don't think Hackett would be mad if he did so. So all in all. Wilson does have a history of just letting the clock wind down.

@@stuponfucious7 Bro hitting a 64 yard field goal is lower odds. I just googled it since the year 2000 kickers are 2 of 29 at 64 yards or more. That's a 6% chance lol. Your odds of converting at 20 yards on 4th down are better. They only needed 5. Also you have Russel Wilson when of the best scrambling QB's of all time.

It’s rigged

Very well put

They should have go-to plays for every situation. Broncos we not prepared for the moment. Historical probability of converting a 4th and 5 is much higher than a 64 yard FG... Wasted clock and then took a timeout which would've forced Geno to run a play(s) offensively had they failed the conversion or missed the FG.

It was the most amateur, bone-headed series I have seen in a long time.

@shane P the last drive was astounding. They went 10 plays 32 yards in almost 4 minutes. Don’t forget they ran on 2nd down and got a 3rd and short with 2:36 left and then let the clock run to the 2 minute warning.. they should’ve had 2 plays called in on 3rd down. 1 to get yards for a shorter 4th down and then go hurry up and run the 2nd play for the 1st down. Even if they didn’t get it there would still be 55 seconds left and 3 timeouts. Can have a chance to get the ball back with 35-40 seconds to try and get in FG range again

@@kylemorse346 Well let's get that OC and the head coach a great big award then :)

There was so much drama during and after. This is what makes me enjoy sports

Someone did the calculations The chance of kicking a 64 yd fg, 5% The chance of converting a 4th and 5 , 50%

@@unillustrious3154 you've still got to kick the goal even after converting and 4th and 5

@@unillustrious3154 And Wilson stats on 4th and 5 is around 70%

McManus is around 40% from that distance. To convert the 4th and make a 55 yarder is 50%*75%= 37.5%. the fg was the right decision.

@@anthonyallen4717 McManus was 1 of 7 from 60+ yards before that kick, which is 14%, right?

who ?

Andy Reid is an offensive guru and for most his career he struggled with clock management

how dafuq is this Hack(ett) nutjob considered an "offensive guru"? these are the teams and QBs he worked with: '13 Bills - EJ Manuel, Thad Lewis, Jeff Tuel '14-'18 Jags - Blake Bortles '19 Green Bay - Aaron Rodgers isn't it obvious that Rodgers made him look good? Hack(ett) was out of his element and made one of the worse decisions in football history. this guy is a clown and the people that hired him are fools.

@@abyssalgodsword and still has questionable play calling.

I have a hard time with the “offensive guru” label for Hackett. Same with Daboll. Both ran bad offenses for multiple teams before landing in the perfect situation. Daboll getting Diggs dropped in his lap in Buffalo, and Hackett taking the OC job (as a non-playcaller) under LaFleur and getting to work with Rodgers.

It made sense if they had 3 timeouts. Which they didn't. I think he realized after calling the 1st timeout that there would still be another down and like 15 seconds left.

@@Tracked350Z If they had called a timeout before they let the clock run out they would have been fine. They had 1 minute on the clock and all of their timeouts to get 5 yards for a fresh set of downs.

Except this time it wasn't the kicker that was the idiot.

I remember that...lol

Vanderjagt was an idiot kicker. I don't think Manning has any ill will towards kickers in general.

At least McManus wasn't liquored up 😅 😆

McVanderManus

While you ate your Dominos brand pizza and sipped your delicious Pepsi Cola? Jesus christ viral market more you goofy clown

It was awesome watching him the whole game.

He wanted Eli to beat the Pats more than Eli did

For sure

No as Offensive Coordinator

He's got kids ..he's not beat to try to get players I to HIS standards

@@AranRinzei he’d be great at both

Or offensive coordinator. Just give him half of his old job back.

Yet he couldn't complete a one yd pass in the superbowl... or audible to a run 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

@@richardgrace5043 cute

@@richardgrace5043 Wilson wasn't given audible freedom.

When was that Jeff? 50 plus times? Hawks didn’t go often on 4th down and not ever on 4th and 5. So trying to figure out where that stat comes from, because he didn’t do well on 3rd and 5.

@@steve87thpsap he was 12/15 on 3rd down with over 100 yards, try again bud

I'm laughing so hard right now

Me too #12

It’s not like they ran out of time, they ran out of downs. Offense was struggling to find the endzone though they were cruising to the Red Zone. If they make the kick, not using any timeouts would have been the correct call. The blunder was in going for a 64 yard kick rather than holding on to the timeouts for the kneel downs

​@@Christoph5782 Exactly. I don't understand the criticism over the timeout usage. If you are going to kick it, the obvious choice is to waste as much time as possible so your opponent has less time to score. Not putting the game into the hands of your new, highly paid, veteran QB was the mistake, not the lack of a timeout.

Yeah but 64 yards it’s only been made twice ever in the league. Should have called a time out go for it in 4th and five to go. Even the coach said he should have let russel go for the first down instead of kicking. Terrible game management from the coach.

@@cameronl1859 At least get close enough to make a field goal like that while chipping time away and use your timeouts wisely. You do know plenty of teams can do that right?

@@manzac112 Uhhh...did you read my comment? I said that they should have gone for it. Even if Wilson doesn't get it, at least you show faith in your new QB. My point was that people are upset with the timeout usage for some reason, when the coach actually used them perfectly if his plan was to go for the field goal, which it was.

Two goal line fumbles will do that to ya

True , in that division every single win counts

You cannot blame Russ, his RBS fumbled twice and his coach bad clock management

Bro I'm in seattle and I've watched every play of Russ career. You've got your guy. He will not disappoint you. You guys will be in the playoffs.

@@briangriffith4574 lol bet on it

@@preston1382 let's make a bet. You and me. You are good for it right? I can trust you?

Ikr so pathetic

That was the cherry on top of the stupid cake 🍰 😂😂😂😂

I know it is early to say this, and I am a Seahawk fan, but the head coach for Denver looks like an idiot. If this is the best you can do, you have some problems on your hands.

He looked way over his head all night

If he keeps making decisions like that, he'll be out before the season is over.

@Skeptic Paranormal Wilson signed through 2028.

What quarter did that happen?

@@gauravagochiya4218 It was the goal line 4th down play and it was going to be a close call to see if the ball crossed the line and boom off to commercial break. I turned it off after that, it was ridiculous. I mean leave it to ESPN to do something like that, man have they gone down hill over the years.

@@mattw919 advertisements are more important than the games 😂

I absolutely agree ☝

Totally agree on all that!

Hopefully that's not too late to make the playoffs. Our division is tough.

I 100% agree. They’re going to bounce back and be firing on all cylinders. The offense still put up 400 yds. The defense was even slow too for the first 3 quarters of the game. They’ll get it together. I’m not worried

@@robmitchell3039 I hope not, but remember when Peyton joined the Broncos in 2012, the team started 2-3 and were on their way to being 2-4 after trailing San Diego 0-24 by halftime. I don't know what happened at halftime, but the Broncos would go on to win the game 35-24 to start a winning streak that didn't end until that miserable playoff lost at home to Baltimore. Teams with new QBs and coaches (and in the Broncos' case, new owners) have to treat the season like a marathon and try to improve incrementally each week. I don't feel the Broncos will be Super Bowl contenders this year, but for the next five years after, I like their chances if they can get past the AFC Championship Games (lots of loaded teams in this conference).

Ur completely correct. Now if he makes the kick nobody is talking about it, but nobody will tell me kicking that was the correct decision to have the best chance of winning the game. You bring in russ because of those situations to give u a great option if the kick is far I guess it's possible his staff told him the kick was the highest % play but the timeout usage and then using them on the kneel-downs doesn't make sense. Hope ur enjoying NFL man! this week 1 was very entertaining overall

Just bad all around for the coach on that one, they're on here talking about what manning was saying is influencing everyone questioning the head coach that's freaking BS you can't blame peyton for pointing out what everyone else was already thinking.

True, except Russ played like a B rate game manger the whole game and I wouldn’t have trusted him to pick up my dry cleaning last night let a lone a 4th and 5.

Absolute gold hahaha

Yup...two goal line fumbles is unacceptable

You couldn't be more right. He was 1/7 before last night from 60+, so 14%, and I heard this morning that PFF rated the 4th and 5 at 42% chance of converting, so 3x better odds. Big mistake from Hackett, you've got to put that in the hands of your best player.

@@user-jc6pr5el5g still have to hit the kick after picking up the first so you need to consider the chance of converting and making the shorter kick so will be lower than 40% , and the one 60+ kick he has made was in January of this year. Judging someone’s current odds based on kicks from years ago shouldn’t be treated the same as kicks from months ago. The odds of the decision were likely the same, and all things being equal, I’d rather see McManus be the hero from 64.

@@preston1382 bruh. They needed 5 yards. They gained more than 5 yards on a play over 30 times in that game, 5 times on that drive alone. A kick of that distance has been made twice IN THE HISTORY OF FOOTBALL! And those 2 were in Denver and in a dome. So really it had never been done in those conditions. Odds likely about the same...gtfo

@@trent_mcneely7554 look at all the prior attempts and how they missed. Almost every single one until recently was short or blocked. McManus had the leg and barely missed. Not to mention he already hit from 60+ this year in January… at sea level. Also not to mention that 16 of the 20 longest NFL kicks have happened in the last 10 years, with the majority of those in the last 5….”THE HISTORY OF FOOTBALL” means nothing compared to current data and the rapid improvement in long distance field goals that has occurred. When Hackett made this call McManus was 1/3 over the past 3 years from 60+ with the most recent kick being the make. Thinking a make was a 35% likelihood is completely reasonable. Plus the offense only picked up 50% of third downs last night with all but 2 of the successful conversations from shorter distances than the 5 yards they had left. So they probably only had a 40% shot at that first down… then McManus still has to hit a kick, albeit shorter. So ya, they were pretty similar odds.

@@preston1382 ok you right man. Thing that had never been done before was just as likely as thing they'd done 5 times in the past 2 minutes because of some made up numbers you pulled out your ass. You got me

After seeing his reaction last night he may just call them up and say get rid of this guy and I'm in

As a gaming fan, I wish Peyton would return to Denver either as a head coach or offensive coordinator.

@@amritaddanki5627 Haha well said 😂

😭

Absolutely 💯

Bet coach's take Addy tbh

Ease up LD... no one is coming at you when you are spitting that much common sense. Your logic is sound. Cheers

Pressure and adrenaline, especially in new situations, make people act in weird ways. The only way to slow down and think in those scenarios, is exposure. Watching the film and chiming in, involves no part of that. It's not an apples to apples comparison.

@@echutch Apologies. I managed to get into it with someone while I was out watching the game.