Vance helped call the plays. Now he's pointing at Israel

Imagine a punishing Super Bowl. At halftime, your team leads 42–3. The opponent is battered, the trophy seems practically engraved, and the crowd is celebrating before the game is over.

Then the weather turns. The opposing coaches adjust their formations, exploit weaknesses, and discover they can survive without matching your firepower. Your head coach wants to finish the job, but the offensive coordinator fears turnovers. He urges caution, short runs, and running down the clock.