If you're listening to WGR all day (even though you hate it) then we will hard pressed to find anything that is NOT worth your time.
The contrast may be one team has been a super bowl contender by a consensus of critics and the other team has the league's longest active playoff drought streak.
After a little reflection I think injuries played a much bigger role on defense than we want to admit. Losing DaQuan was huge. DaQuan was our run defense. Phillips hasn't been right since about week 3. Oliver was playing with a pec injury and was invisible since his injury. Obviously losing Von was a huge blow. Poyer was playing hurt all year. Hyde to IR. Tre did not look like he was fully confident in his knee. Hamlin going down and putting Marlowe into the game plan. Marlowe going down and putting Jaquan and Cam Lewis out there. Benford to IR.
People who know the game far better than me have posted about what you can reasonably do with coverage when you are playing 3rd string safeties. The answer is go vanilla. When your three best interior lineman are hurt or out and your line is getting blown off the line of scrimmage I don't know what defensive calls a coordinator can make. Frazier tried a lot of different looks. Nothing worked. Bungles backup Oline picked up the blitz and pass protected better than our starters.
Figure out who is who and respond (or don't respond) accordingly. And if you catch yourself thinking this place is bad, fire up ChiefsPlanet.com for a few minutes and let perspective wash over you like a tidal wave of toxic, flaming sewage.
It looked like early season Bills going for the kill shot and knock out punch while letting a hapless opponent back into the game. Bills offense and special teams gave the Dolphins amazing field position such that they needed to go 82 yards to score 24 points.