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Why did Cook head toward the right sideline on his long TD? He had a direct path to the endzone up the middle of the field but then he veered to the right. It looked strange.

What are the odds Daboll chased the ambulance down to see if Skat could get back out there again?

I’ve got to give a shout out to Bills Mafia for taking over the city and Bank of America stadium .

He had salts on the field?! Are you sure he doesn't do it on every series whether he's getting the ball or not?

Every defensive coordinator we play

Yeah. Something seems off. There were a couple of passes in the first half, with open receivers, that Josh missed BADLY.

I think Josh has the worst WR group in the league. McConkey instead of Coleman was idiotic - i said that pre-draft, I said that post draft and it's obvious now. A guy with 4.6 speed and can't get separation in college is waste of pick 33. Beane whiffed big time and wastes valuable money on mid-level talent. Two things i don't like about Josh's game right now if his accuracy is lacking (case in point throw to Moore) and he has happy feet. He's leaving a clean pocket way too early often which eliminates 1/2 to 2/3rds of the field.

Very happy for our front 4, even if it was Andy back there. Patrick will be a little trickier to take down. This was a classic "get well" win for this team. Still a little concerned with JA.

At least 2 or 3 times today when they showed a close up on Cook before a play he was sniffing smelling salts. Every time he did it, he ran the ball. In a league where everything is studied and any tells can been dissected and planned against this, could be an issue going forward? Any one else notice this?

Breece Hall had a good day against them.

His best play was the throw to Shakir. On-time within the structure of the offense allowing the receiver to make a play. We need much more of this and less escaping the pocket scrambling around to create.

One of the reasons that people always cite for wanting a big one tech is that he will require double teams and free up Ed. However, you can also draw double teams through penetration. That's exactly what happened on the first sack of the game by Ed. Hoecht drew a double team and Ed was easily able to get in on Dalton.

Truthfully, we need two wide receivers. Shakir is a WR3/slot, and the rest of them are WR4s, including Gabe Davis. So an Olave AND a Rasheed. I realize it's not going to happen, but giving Allen the same quality receiving corps as his top peers would let him show the league what he's capable of. He's no game manager, despite McDermott's most fervent wishes.

We will just have to agree to disagree. Have a good night bud

His throws have looked odd to me all year. Like someone who is trying to change something.

that play by the Bucs DB always seems like DPI. Can’t believe they didn’t call it

I think Josh is cooked. No pun. Well yeah pun intended. Josh don't throw past the LOS. Josh don't turn the ball over. Josh just hand it off. This is how Sean wants to win games. Josh is a decoy for the running game now.

I saw you!

I had and still have hope for Bobby I don't think most people here realize the immense stress NFL coaches are under.. literally gives people like Urban Meyer heart attacks It's super stressful Bobby has walked into one of the most successful franchises in the NFL recently and has the task of calling defense for a team that the fan base is screaming for a super bowl He's obviously feeling it... Some people take stress better than others.. some people perform in stress better than others I've always been a big Sean McDermott guy here and like I've always said he trust his coordinators enough to coach Which is actually how it should be.. at the NFL level But he's also taking it into his own hands which shows accountability because he's not going to sit by for 17 games and watch his job go

That play in the second half when he stepped up in the pocket an threw to Hawes, was classic Allen. Too often lately he’s standing in the pocket, not moving, then throws a bad pass. He needs to move around that’s how he makes special plays.

No question, the O-line and TEs took control today. But what was so apparent to me with Cook today (other than his speed---it's so nice to have a back that can consistently turn the corner) is his vision. He just sees the holes and cut back lanes so much faster than the other guys. Love the way he is running this year, patience, following his blocks, hitting the holes with speed as soon as he sees them, beating guys to the corner, etc. Not saying he'll reach these numbers, but Cook is currently on pace for 1,829 rushing yards, 2,045 yards from scrimmage, and 17 TDs. 👀

Not during the season....

The ravens are the new bengals

In real life, did McDermott suggest anything he did personally contributed to either the Falcons or Patriots losses. He seems to have this very passive agressive way of blaming others.

Which is also why I hate the play. Especially when it can often result in the WR getting clobbered all for a couple yards. The juice isn't worth the squeeze.