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That was my impression as well. They thought they had it won and started playing conservative...playing not to lose. And that's why they lost.

Let Bishop play through it for awhile and see if he improves. The Ravens are probably their worst matchup and I don't think it's indicative of what to expect in an average week.

Was that the one where they sent Cole Bishop on a blitz from deep in the defensive backfield? If so, Bishop caused the separation. He ran between the CB in coverage and the WR after the snap, which created the separation.

I disagree. If he had scored, it would have given the Ravens one more chance against our defense. The fact that he got tackled inside the 10 was the best possible outcome on the play.

Great 4th quarter, but overall, it didn't really alleviate my concerns in terms of ability to consistently separate. I thought he was ineffective to that point, especially downfield. Once they thought they had the game in the bag, they stopped playing tight coverage at the snap and it gave him room to operate. To his credit, he took advantage of it. And to be fair, I do think he's better on shorter routes where he's running parallel to the LOS.

As much as I'd really like to blame Lamar Jackson, I can't. He didn't start it.

Josh won an MVP with a broken hand. No, I'm not buying that. He can tough it out for one play.

He's an excellent player, but I also think that Derrick Henry is the true MVP of that team. He draws so much focus and attention from the opposing defense that it opens everything up for the passing game to a level that few QBs ever have. Philadelphia has the same advantage, but I don't know if any other team does.

Yes. They can run the clock down to the last play.

I would trust Shakir, Kincaid, Cook or even Knox there before drawing that up for Coleman. But that's the type of play they drafted him to make, so I'm not surprised they'd try it.

I would not be drawing up a critical play for Coleman in that situation.

Nice catch on the tipped pass there for Coleman.

He struggles to separate if the defender plays tight coverage. It's not something that's easily fixable, if at all.

To be honest, they're not built to take chances. It's a passing game built to nickel and dime its way down the field.

I almost typed the same thing, that he should be benched for that, but decided against it. But I don't disagree. Great first impression in front of the home fans, regardless.

Palmer just watching that damn ball go past him.

In fairness, McD has this defense in prime playoff form tonight.

This defense is such a bag of ****.

WTF was Coleman even doing?

We really just need to draft some more guys on defense. That's the winning ticket.

Coleman ran five feet out of bounds. Ugh.

Just remember...defense wins championships!

Ravens 38 Bills 24

I'm not sure. Is he closer to the player from the first half of last year or the second half? 40 receptions, 500 yards, 4 TDs.

The Cowboys reddit page had a thread about two weeks ago where they were discussing if he was the worst player they'd ever seen.