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Beautiful play by Poyer. Everyone always talks about getting your head around (even though that's not even an actual rule) and he was able to do it and not give the refs an excuse to throw the flag.

Fournette's longest run of the season. Brady's longest run of the season. We make runners look really good.

He might have had a slight outside leverage on Brown but Brown had him blocked up nicely. No way he catches Moss if he goes outside. Morse did completely miss his block but there was a linebacker waiting in that gap even if that DL hadn't made the tackle. I'm usually in the camp that the offensive line is a bigger problem, but on this particular play Moss could have had a touchdown or at least gotten close. Singletary or Breida probably bounce that one outside.

He definitely stiff armed the defender. You can watch the helmet move sideways and he gets pushed away from the tackle. Just because Josh was moving backwards doesn't make it not a stiff arm. It was good coverage and a good breakup by Phillips but you have to expect your TE who is twice his size to muscle his way to that catch.

Okay pump the brakes. Brady, the best QB of all time, never won a Super Bowl without a top 5 defense. He has had the best offensive lines a quarterback could ask for. And he's always had a solid running game to keep defenses honest. He didn't take a pay cut all those years out of the goodness of his heart. He knew that better players around him would help him win. Rodgers and Brees are first ballot HOF QBs that have both had multiple losing seasons and have only won one super bowl a piece in almost 20 years of play. Regardless of the QB, it takes an entire team to win consistently. Josh threw an absolute dime to Diggs in the endzone that hit him right in the arm and was dropped. He threw multiple great passes to Knox that were dropped including one in the endzone. Allen missed the last throw which probably sticks out in your mind more than all his great throws, but he played more than well enough to win this game. Edit: And P.S. Allen did all that in a game in which the conditions were so bad that the opposing team didn't even trust their QB to attempt more than 3 passes and while he was under duress almost every play behind a terrible offensive line.

Yes, the wind greatly affected the game. But we lost because of failures in coaching and execution. The wind is just an excuse. There was no wind against the Steelers or Jags or Colts and we lost because of the same reasons we lost this one.

He made the first one. It barely went in because he adjusted for the wind and the wind just died at that moment. I'm sure he adjusted for the wind on the second one too, but that time the wind blew the ball further horizontally than the goal posts are wide. Nothing you can do about that.

I agree that they should have put 10 in the box from the beginning, but if you need to use 10 in the box to keep an average running back from putting up 10 yards per carry then you've probably already lost the coaching battle.

Can we give Knox a pass? He had hand surgery like three weeks ago. The false start was stupid but he was a stud for us in the first half of the season. Daboll should be using him exclusively as a decoy but I doubt he takes any real world situations into account when he's drawing up his "game plans."

How does a dome help us stop the run?

McDermott needs to trim some fat. Starting with Bobby Johnson and Brian Daboll. Then stuff that fat right into our offensive line and let Antonio Williams go to work.

Dude, the ball was blown completely sideways. Bass is an awesome kicker. He's the last guy we should be worried about

Josh threw that ball like he didn't even want to be out there anymore. That was an easy TD across the middle.

I don't think I've ever before seen a QB draw the defense Offside for a free play and then the officials don't call it. And yet, it's happened to us three times this year.

Stevenson is JAG. So is Harris. So is Bolden. Their OL and coaching is just far superior to ours.

The commentator says, "it's almost impossible to run the ball when the defense knows that's all you can do." Apparently he didn't watch the Colts game. Proven wrong two plays later when Harris waltzes through 11 guys with ease.

Yeah he pretty much says every week that the team's lack of discipline and focus starts with him. Wonder when he plans on getting on that.

Sanders wide open for the first down. Allen and Daboll need to get their ***** together. Pathetic.

That's how long the routes are taking to develop. Daboll hasn't done anything to adjust for the shoddy O-line play.

They have 11 points against us in the last 8 quarters of football. Defense is not the issue today.

It was clear OPI. It just happened well before the ball got there.

This entire year?

No he didn't. Gesicki just shoved him out of the way. Two blatant penalties against the Dolphins on that play that weren't called. Hughes had his helmet ripped off FFS.

Low revenue for the league. That's it. I believe when they build a new stadium we'll magically start seeing better officiating.

He definitely slipped. He did a weird little hop and then slipped with both feet and went straight to the ground. It's nearly impossible to stop a QB from moving the ball six inches forward unless he either fumbles or slips. Tom Brady is one of the least athletic quarterbacks to ever play football and he makes these plays every single time.