That's No Moon

Neither of those people play his position.

I posted about Dawkins twice today. Twice. If that's a drum to beat go after half the board. If it happens that the drum doesn't agree with personal proclivity get over it. And yes, talking about a persons unique intracranial processing is a personal attack whether you choose to use 25 cent words or not. Again. You are a mod. Do better. You know you were wrong because you amended your original post without deleting the first one. Own it.

So I shouldn't be concerned about those other two flags that would have negated any positive play?

I agree with you that the entire line was terrible. I've said as much several times today. You responded directly to my assertion that Dawkins in particular looked very out of game shape and was repeatedly abused. My assertion was that he still hasn't gotten himself together from his totally preventable hospitalization because the other players on the line who stunk today also stunk last year. Dion stinking is new and therefore more note worthy than John Feliciano getting manhandled by a DT when he gets manhandled by every good DT he faces or Cody Ford being a turnstile because he usually is or Darryl Williams struggling with speed rushers because he usually does. Moreover you responded to my post by attacking me and you're a mod. Do better.

2 on Dawkins were accepted, two more were declined.

I noticed him tackling TJ Watt

So Dion's 4 holding penalties weren't a problem? He looked ok to you?

You can't call play action unless you run the ball effectively. My beef was the lack of even one screen pass.

Maybe Dion Dawkins should have done something to not end up in the hospital this summer which clearly and obviously has led him to not be ready to play the type of football he is capable of playing. He needs to sit until he's ready. He was Bobby Hart bad today.

Haack didn't catch the ball cleanly

And he stutter stepped on top of it today

The second half of the colts game they did nothing and almost yakked up the game, the Ravens and Chiefs games they were awful. Today the offense was more of the same. Can't block, can't move the ball, can't score touchdowns to finish drives. That's 14 quarters of bad offensive football for a team that is built to rely on its offense.

Our offense has been dog**** for the last 14 consecutive quarters against playoff caliber defenses.

Not sure what game you watched. Pass rush was terrible, particularly in the second half, and particularly when they needed it to do something.

Bingo my rear, the offensive line got steamrolled all day long and the quarterback couldn't hit the broadside of a barn. Add a horrid gameplan, a lack of halftime adjustment to that horrible plan, and baffling decisions in game. Chalking this up to a handful of single plays let's a whole lot of people who did a real crappy job off the hook. They weren't ready to play football today in all three phases.

Every one of the offensive holds they called was legit and they could have called several more. Dawkins, Williams, and Feliciano in particular were terrible today.

That's not why they lost the game, but ok

They didn't address any of their areas of weakness from last year and people are surprised that the line still can't block, CB2 still can't cover, and the D line can't get to the quarterback.

It's an extension of last year.

Anybody still want to argue with me about the punts coming out slow?

The interior offensive line is getting exposed. Again. Or is it still?

Yes. The line has been hot garbage all around though.

He hurt his shoulder in the preseason and when he signaled fair catch it probably popped out and went back in. Took him to the room to put a harness on it

Let's understand something. If Josh got out of the car people would carry him to the stadium like the Ark of the Covenant.

Dunno what he's asking for. Also have to remember that as a vested veteran his whole salary is guaranteed if he's on the roster week 1. That's a turnoff for lots of teams. Waiting a week gives them a lot more flexibility.