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As long as Tennessee doesn't give up 7 they are in it and now they'll have 5 minutes and the ball.

Henry's done nothing.

Punting here is correct the way his defense is playing.

Both teams have prepared well for the opposite offense. Tennessee should go hard PA on 1st and look downfield.

That's a rough miss but it explains the deep shot.

They have size and can make contested catches. I like the matchup at the goal line here.

Yes! Tennessee is going to get opportunities because the Ravens are still playing one on one defense against the wideouts.

Ravens are where they want to be here.

Not for the Ravens. They need to run.

I play for points instead of ball control here. The Ravens have bad WRs though.

Jackson is Mike Vick with accuracy. Average passer, electric runner. He does miss reads sometimes and it's never going to be conventional but Baltimore knew that on draft day.

Baltimore is playing too much man to man here. That's too easy.

Excellent simulated pressures there.

They do but Tampa isn't getting behind the chains so they use faster plays. It's the same thing Rivers did vs. us.

The Bucs aren't that well-coached IMHO.

The divisions are there as a parity engine. You basically make the playoffs by being better than 3 other teams that you play a common schedule with. I prefer the 6 team playoff format to 7.

3.5 at home isn't much of a favorite. Seattle has serious personnel issues, though. They just don't have a high percentage offense and a bad line.

It happens because people here don't watch the league. Man, Seattle looks terrible today.

Seattle just does nothing creative and has A bad line. They need to build a running game and take some of this off the Wilson scramble drill. They don't seem well coached this year.

Reich put on a clinic in how to coach against a team that's better than you. Slow down the game,move the ball, limit opportunities to decrease both team's margins of error, And chase every point you can. The downside to a dink and dunk gameplan is that you have to be perfect and the Colts missed the 4th down and the FG.

Brown and Beasley weren't healthy either and with McKenzie also hurt, it explains why they tried to move away from the wr-centric gameplan we usually see. Hopefully that extra rest we get now helps that some.

That's a bad series. You have to let Allen throw there.

Everyone was covered. Running was the right call he just didn't make it to the marker.

That one was a scramble because down the field was covered.

He's under contract for 6 years and these relationships are usually fixable, so there's pretty much no way they trade him. We saw the same stuff with Rodgers going into the season the past 2 years when they hired LaFleur (and nobody knew who he was). Houston has been after the same exec for GM for a few years now so nobody including Watson should be surprised. I think what they have in mind is hiring a head coach on the defensive side of the ball because that's where Houston's deficiency is.