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Bellman equations on @ESPN! @ESPN documentary "NFL and 4th Down" features Berkeley economist David Romer explaining his JPE paper "Do firms maximize? Evidence from professional football" arguing teams should go for it on 4th down more. Now common practice in the NFL 20 yrs later.

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