The two fourth down field goal attempts were very frustrating. Those decisions felt very un-Clawson like.
-Statistically, teams should be going for it so much more often on fourth and short. It's a proposition that will net you more points and wins over time.
-If you need to score a touchdown, anyway, why wouldn't you try when you're already right there near the goal-line? So many coaches will take a chipshot FG attempt and pray they'll 1) get other opportunities to possess and 2) succeed in marching all the way down the field, again, culminating with a touchdown.
-Psychologically, a coach can challenge his team to win by going for it in those situations. This is where going for it on the first drive could've set a different mood for the game.