[Senator Clay Davis]

With more time to think on it, and not trying to take away from the balls it took to still go, but Andy's fourth and one call to end it yesterday was really more about the intelligence of the decision than the guts. He knew the Browns were going to do everything possible to avoid the worst case scenario. And the worst case wasn't the Chiefs converting in general, it was the Chiefs converting by penalty. To give the game away like that would haunt a player. So Andy knew the Browns players were going to be a half second late and were probably not expecting to even see a play, they just simply wanted to avoid the possibility of jumping off even if it meant the Chiefs would convert with a sneak or whatever. And when you have Tyreek and need to convert a one yard out, half a step off or just a little unprepared is all you need. I think even JaMarcus or Manziel could make that throw with ease.