Scott7975

What a damn moron! Unbelievable.

Tua sacked!

But Tua is so accurate.

Achane got lit up

Hopkins wide open and Levis takes the checkdown

Hill was out for a while

How many times they going to push that guy to the ground as he trying to get up. Miami is dirty af

When you have a receiver that gets 30-40 yards downfield in like a second and has nobody around for 10 yards there are no accuracy problems for any QB. It's more or less throwing to a spot and the receiver runs and gets it.

Im tellin ya... he's Wolverine. He been getting injured like this every game and always comes back.

Well damn

Oh oof that might be coming back

TOUCHDOWN!!!!! Go Titans!!

Thats a catch all the way

So lucky on that fumble

Sorry I don't agree. They had Miami stuffed on their opening drive. It was 3rd down and that play got them to midfield. It was a big play. If it wasn't worth using there its almost never worth using.

I don't normally do this but Hill is a scumbag so... I hope he tears something ending his season.

The Allen we've missed

It absolutely was worth the risk. That was 3rd down and a huge play. If stopping a team from driving the field isnt worth the risk than almost nothing is. Nothing to do with hindsight as I said at the time they should.

If the Titans lose a close game here, I am going to point back to meathead not challenging that catch.

Andy Reid already changing his tune a little bit. Probably saw that tape and said oh hell. Probably also got a warning from the NFL about talking bad about officiating lol. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/chiefs-news-andy-reid-admits-he-s-wrong-about-kadarius-toney-s-penalty/ar-AA1llEdQ?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=f44d31c0d0d5497a93c493007c76041f&ei=12

Bad coaching error not throwing the challenge on that. That could be a game changing catch if they get a TD this drive.

I think Wilson was out on that catch

This article just popped up in my MSN feed. I knew nothing about this. Thoughts? The Buffalo Bills made a smart under-the-radar move to start the week that should only serve to help the offense. Buffalo reportedly hired DJ Mangas as an offensive assistant. Most of the time, an offensive assistant hire doesn't move the needle. But Mangas is an interesting addition to the Bills' staff due to his connection to offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Mangas and Brady are extremely close. The two played college football together at William & Mary. And more importantly, they were on staff together at LSU during the Tigers' record-breaking season in 2019 that featured monstrous performances from Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Justin Jefferson. Mangas sat next to Brady throughout LSU's national championship run. Mangas has since served as an assistant with the Carolina Panthers and as the passing game coordinator at LSU. He was most recently the offensive coordinator at the University of Buffalo. It's not like the addition of Mangas is suddenly going to take the Bills' offense to a new level. But his addition will allow Brady to be a little more comfortable in his role as Buffalo's offensive coordinator. Continuity on an offensive staff is incredibly important. And having Mangas, who actually officiated Brady's wedding, will provide some of that much-needed continuity. This move also shows that Sean McDermott is committed to letting Brady run his offense, which is something the young play-caller didn't really get to do during his short run as the Panthers' offensive coordinator under Matt Rhule (and that job set Brady's career back a bit). By firing Ken Dorsey, the Bills may have stumbled into one of the best offensive coordinator situations in the NFL.

A man can still dream 😃