would you consider this cheesing?

[janus3]

you're playing the game and you're up with about 4 and a half minutes in the 4th. it's your ball on your own 20 and you keep marching down the field getting first down after first down but of course you're letting the clock run low. you get to inside your 10 and get the first down and on the same play you have a hole open and you could run it in untouched for the touchdown but decide to fall on the floor and get tackled with under a minute left. you then proceed to down the ball and let the clock expire as your opponet has just used his last time out and can no longer stop the clock. cheesing your playing effective football?

[sportsgeist]

Why would anyone consider that cheesing when NFL teams do it all the time. Its up to you if you want to score more points or not. If you did score and they could comeback and win on one score then you made the right decision. If you would've scored and they needed to score twice to win then scoring would've been the better thing to do. What you do is up to you. Its up to them to stop you.

[janus3]

thank you, i did this to an opponent then sent me soem hate message saying i was cheesing. "i replied the entire nfl must be cheesing." haha. was just checking to see if because on a game it would be any different.

[Chewingthehardfacts]

This is really not considered cheesing but I would fall at the line of scrimmage.

[nkhera1]

i would have taken the chance and gone for through the hole, but then again one time i was the cowboys with my qb being quincy carter. I was leading 7 to 3 with about 40 seconds left. I decide to throw the ball, panthers intercept it and take it back the other way for a touchdown and i lose.

but to answer your question, no i don't think thats cheesing.