HappyDays

Man that turf is awful. The NFLPA needs to force them to get rid of it.

Wow I'll be honest I didn't think the Ravens had a single explosive pass play in their bag tonight. Apparently the Bengals didn't believe it either.

I still can't believe Roquan Smith flubbed an easy 3rd down sack earlier. Dead to rights and just ran right by him.

Why don't they ever double him?

That's such an undisciplined rush. Burrow isn't that elusive, square up and tackle him the right way.

After today I'm more convinced that trading for Hopkins is a no-brainer. Shakir, Diggs, and Davis all had deep throws fall to the ground after hitting their hands. Put Hopkins in that role and watch this offense explode.

Expectations for Josh Allen have once again gotten ridiculous. The fumble TD was 100% his fault. I saw him miss a slant to Davis and a crosser to Shakir. Other than that he was making a ton of big plays downfield. It's what the offense is designed to do. Dolphins pass rush played a great game and a few untimely drops for us in the 1st half led to the offense looking more sporadic than it really should have been. Allen, Diggs, and Davis on offense Edmunds, Elam, and Johnson on defense

It's weird that we've scored 34 points but somehow the offense has looked so out of sync. An all or nothing game.

If Waddle caught that we would have been happy with the TO. Defense was not ready for it.

Such a weird game. Our offense has put up 34 points but also gifted a bunch to the Dolphins.

Davis has had a fantastic game just when we needed it.

I criticized the defense earlier but they are playing absolutely outstanding today. It isn't just Thompson's limitations, they are locking down the Dolphins skill players.

But it's working for us. Guys are getting open and protection is holding up. We just need our pass catchers to hang onto the ball.

Coaching isn't responsible for 3 drops that caused like a 14 point swing.

Gonna need to heavily invest in WRs this offseason. Go for Hopkins. We have nothing to lose.

Sigh I still can't believe that Shakir drop. No one on offense other than Allen and Diggs is consistently showing up. Against this team we can manage to get away with it. Against better competition it's a huge concern.

Oliver has been invisible as a pass rusher since the Lions game

The pass rush is just going to be mediocre for the whole playoffs. Our offense will likely have to score 30+ the whole way through for us to have a chance.

Cook is looking like a real player out there. With everything else defenses have to think about us against us, dealing with that speed around the edge is too much.

What a catch!

I don't like being aggressive there. It's Skylar Thompson, just take 3 points.

I don't remember the exact numbers but the Chargers ran something like 25 pass plays to 9 running plays after going up 27-0. To be fair the Bills lost the Vikings game for a similar reason. The whole NFL has gone way overboard with this super aggressive mindset. Coaches no longer trust themselves to play the game the right way, they worry that if they punt one time too many they'll be fired into the sun by the media. People have rightly given credit to Doug Pederson for going for 2 after the penalty, but near the end of the first half he also punted on a 4th and 2 from the Jacksonville 36 while down 27 points. Some coaches would have gone for it there but Pederson didn't panic. They pinned the Chargers deep, got the ball back, and scored on every single ensuing drive after that. I don't want my coach being aggressive OR conservative by nature. Just let the game come to you and make sensible decisions in the moment. That was the difference in this game.

Reminds me of Chuck Pagano. Says all the right things at press conferences, seems like a decent guy, but ultimately his teams play far below their talent level on gameday. I'll be shocked if Sean Payton isn't there next year. Maybe someone in that division will finally push KC.

I've never seen a 2 minute warning that didn't go to commercial. Bizarre.