MPT

Yeah we are 3-0 thanks to first half dominance and late game heroics by Allen. We are getting destroyed in the second half.

Yeah I know. For some reason I expected the coaches to turn a physical freak into a decent tackler and gap stuffer once he got some experience in the league and wasn't the youngest player on the field anymore. Either the coaches or the player or both have failed thus far.

You could make that argument for not addressing run defense and failing to scheme for multiple elite receivers. Granted, blame lies with players for a lot of the stuff that happened today but it sure doesn't look like the coaching staff is ever ready for the second half.

I remember getting gashed on the ground with Star too. Edmunds needs to make a huge improvement against the run. He gets blown up and run over and misses tackles. I really thought he was going to look good this year but he's a liability right now. Yeah that's true. 3 out of 4 ain't bad unless the 4th gets beat every time.

Complete? I really disagree with that. Secondary is one of the best in the league. Milano is awesome. I think we need a run stuffing tackle and linebacker for early downs and we're solid.

I think you can rest assured we've all done a fair share of celebrating after the game today. Now we're talking about how it went from a sure thing to a near collapse.

This is the theme in almost every game. The other coach seemingly makes the perfect adjustments and McDermott does the opposite.

I believe it's more constructive to call it bias instead of cheating. We wouldn't have won without that last pass interference call. It was the right call, but they wouldn't have called it if they were really trying to make the Rams win. We won't win anyone over calling the game fixed. Better in my opinion to treat is as a bias that can be flipped with enough evidence and wins.

Allen is clutch. McDermott and Frazier have some soul searching to do.

That was absolutely a good PI call. It was a Davis touchdown if he weren't interfered with. Finally they get one right.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I thought so too but the replay from another angle showed the ball was definitely out of his range.

Awesome play by Allen. He can pull this off if he stays cool.

The Houston game should have been the learning experience that prevented these kinds of games. All 3 games this year have had the same problem. We're just playing a better team this week.

Another poor play by Edmunds and Henderson walks in.

Yeah this isn't even a "trend" at this point. You can set your watch to it.

Commentators just said there is no such thing as horse collar for a QB in the pocket. Didn't know that but it sure looked like Donald got him in the face first.

Yeah people don't understand the effect that blatant bias has on a team's mentality. Knowing you have to play against the refs and the other team is really tough. You walk on eggshells and the other team does whatever they want.

Diggs is so good.

Man we need a better #2 CB. Kupp was lighting us up when Tre was on Woods and now Woods is lighting us up with Tre on Kupp. Edit: nvm Edmunds was in coverage on Woods on that last one and White just gave up a TD. Defense just falling apart everywhere.

Kroft had possession of the ball first, contested to the ground, then came up with it and they still gave it to the Rams. If anyone thinks there isn't an anti-Bills bias every single week they aren't paying attention.

Edmunds being back isn't really helping us. He's been bad today. Milano has been solid though.

Definitely OPI but calling that an interception is either incredibly incompetent or incredibly biased.

The other video shows the angle better. The defender definitely would have had a good chance to tackle Moss. McKenzie is facing away from Moss for a significant amount of time so I don't think he would be able to know exactly where Moss was to set up a misdirection like that. He just knows from practice and watching the defender where he's supposed to set up for the block.

Yes, I disagree. As does almost the entire football world and the actual video. Just look at the still image from the replay below. McKenzie is STILL facing more to the Dolphins end zone and that's AFTER the collision spun him toward the 25 yard line. His last movement right before contact is about a 4 inch lean toward the defender (who is, again, coming from a 45 degree angle) so he doesn't get run over. McKenzie is 5 inches shorter and 40 pounds lighter than the guy he was blocking. If you expect him to not even brace for the hit, you're just rooting for him to get injured. I really don't know what your agenda is here, but it's certainly not player safety.