[stupac2]

Of course you expect him to catch the ball, but the point of running is that you are hedging against mistakes; on a run play there is no chance the clock doesn't keep running after the play ends.

Well, barring a turnover or a penalty. But yes, the odds of a run resulting in 40 seconds off the clock are higher than a pass.

[stupac2]

Of course you expect him to catch the ball, but the point of running is that you are hedging against mistakes; on a run play there is no chance the clock doesn't keep running after the play ends.

Well, barring a turnover or a penalty. But yes, the odds of a run resulting in 40 seconds off the clock are higher than a pass.