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[QUOTE="swish7, post: 827581, member: 486"]
At the least, it is an interesting question.

I would have been positive about the attempt at a misdirection play. We don't do enough of that, which plays to Hunt's weaknesses.
 
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[*]If he drops it, we get another shot.
[*]Obviously if he gets tackled short, it's a different debate. And yeah, we'd all be screaming. If we took one or two shots to the end zone, and then called that play, would we all be screaming that we didn't take 3 shots to the end zone?
[*]Who knows, perhaps Hunt had an option to throw it OOB if he was covered?
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Dude was wide open, and you could see that he was going to make it to the end zone from the second he caught the ball.
 
We overanalyze things sometimes.
 
a) they saw something and went for it. good call. that's why they get paid the big bucks.
b) it worked. even better call.
c) if it doesn't work, horrible call. Just like a 3 point shot.
 
Nobody's yet answered the question: whom would receive the fade or inside pass to the end zone to our non-Dwight Clark receiver(s) from or non-Joe Montana QB? Do we forget Hunt's FUGLY interception on the previous possession? That's 1 of the 2 types of throws he'd have to make in the red zone. Either a fade, or that tight inside stuff. Fades require touch and accuracy and great route running. The tight stuff requires incredible accuracy and receivers who can catch bullets.
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