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My search-fu sucks, but I remember years ago there was a thread debating this exact scenario with multiple people on each sides of the fence.
https://footballscoop.com/news/coaches-always-go-two-14-late
This article is arguing for why coaches should go for two in this scenario and interestingly enough, the Titans found themselves in this exact situation. Vrabel chose to go for two, and they got it, giving them a chance to win instead of tie on their next possession.
For all the games I've watched, I can't remember it happening, as most coaches still tend to go for 1 here, but seeing it play out last night for the Titans, I'm firmly in the "go for two" camp.
(if someone with much better searching skills than me can link me to that post, feel free to lock this one and we can carry it on there).
https://footballscoop.com/news/coaches-always-go-two-14-late
This article is arguing for why coaches should go for two in this scenario and interestingly enough, the Titans found themselves in this exact situation. Vrabel chose to go for two, and they got it, giving them a chance to win instead of tie on their next possession.
For all the games I've watched, I can't remember it happening, as most coaches still tend to go for 1 here, but seeing it play out last night for the Titans, I'm firmly in the "go for two" camp.
(if someone with much better searching skills than me can link me to that post, feel free to lock this one and we can carry it on there).