That’s kinda my thinking. I mean sure - in a perfect world you burn a little more time off the clock - but at the same time if you’re behind and you have a chance to get a go-ahead score you take it when it’s there and trust your defense to see it out.I don't think they did anything wrong with clock management during the final TD drive. The Giants had two time outs. They still would have had plenty of time to do what they did. They did not even need their timeouts. We had to score a TD and it took a great catch to do that. And of course we needed to stop them going down the field. Seemed like a kind of prevent defense when all they needed was a field goal.
If you’re going into a potential go-ahead situation worried about leaving a minute and a half on the clock because you don’t trust your defense to not get steamrolled by Tommy Devito and the Giants, that’s more indicative of an issue with your defense than it is an issue with your offense or your playcalling or your clock management.