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That was an insanely creative trick by KC to get the receiver wide open and the entire idea is to rush that.

Ball has to get out faster against that blitz. There's more coming than blockers

We need another injury

How do they miss the Offside there though?

Josh has to throw to the hot read. They creeped up and someone should be open there 6 on 5

Literally can't put Brieda back in this one.

Heinecke taking the checkdowns every time here.

I didn't think that hit the ground but the whole point of clear and obvious is to go with the field cal when you can't see it.

3rd and short was an RPO and Allen threw into a one on one matchup for Diggs. You read the developing play and make a decision and it was a pretty good throw.

Up 18 you don't go for this.

Probably an illegal contact or defensive hold at the top of Diggs' route, but the officials aren't calling that today.

The returner is all about security. As long as he doesn't fumble I don't care if he runs them back or not.

That was obviously incomplete.

But why is Jacksonville trading a highly paid offensive lineman they just extended when they're trying to develop and protect Lawrence?

I think the defense plays badly when they decide to blitz and overplay the run. Klein really can't cover and doesn't do anything when he's not blitzing. The health of the offensive line is also breaking the team. Offense is 15 ppg when Brown doesn't play because Williams moves to tackle and it essentially makes 3 new starters with Feliciano out (and one of them is Ford, who the team also knows can't really play). The group without Brown doesn't recognize blitzes and doesn't protect consistently like the group with Dawkins Ike Morse Williams Brown does. The line is due for a revamp but nobody was complaining about retaining everyone in the off-season.

That call sucks and they should go for that.

I think that's incomplete but no idea if they'll overturn it.

That int was basically a punt, but that was a good drive until penalties. These line injuries are killers.

People only like him because he's a backup. He's a good contributor on the field in a very limited role and having to play him in short spurts or spot starts is fine, but he's not as close to being good as the top two.

A. When the bills defender hit the jet player on the sideline, he bobbled the ball as he was going out of bounds. The officials ruled this as a loss of control the ball, which is very very subjective in the rulebook, so the fact that he got both feet in bounds doesn't matter. It's a little bit of a ticky tack call, brought to you by an officiating crew that makes ticky tack calls. The other note here is that if there's any question whether or not it's a completion, a pass is going to be ruled incomplete. They generally don't call the penalty for throwing a challenge flag on a reviewed play anymore and the NFL has expanded Booth reviews this year. So it was either reviewed because it was a change of possession as you said, or it was reviewed as part of the NFL's new expedited replay review, where are the replay office basically reviews any play that's close and radios in. Officiating Crews use the words after discussion on the field in that situation in particular. B. On a penalty during a run play, defensive penalties are enforced at the end of the run. Think facemask, horse collar or hands to the face.

Hurts looks exceptional against Denver here today.

I'm not sure he was supposed to block there. On a play where the RB and TE both run routes instead of chipping or blocking, someone's probably standing hot in the area the blitzer vacated. Josh has to see that one and go to his hot read.

Rodgers is playing.

C'mon Brenda. There's no reason for that.

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