Ya Digg?

I think you forgot a couple of over and overs

He has played really well-obviously he will get tested against KC, but he has definitely looked the part…although he’s no Breece Hall 😉😂

Show me where I said that. You continue to make comments and have nothing to say. I said Josh would not have made the mental error of missing the wide open guy. As a couple of people have said, there were actually 2 wide open guys on that play. Show me where I said he is incapable of making mental errors

Look at you making more comments with absolutely no substance

I generally agree with everything said here, but I really like that they weren’t trying to bleed the clock earlier. I was nervous that they were just going to try to get into field goal range and not keep pushing forward. Even though all kicks were made, hitting a 35+ yard field goal was no gimmie, and pushing the pace just a little bit gave the sense they may be pushing for the touchdown as well. I liked that they got out of the huddle a little bit quicker, gave Josh a chance to look things over, and at the very least push for a closer field goal. They played it perfectly though

You clearly weren’t reading the GDT then!!! (BTW I completely agree with you)

Thanks!

You literally haven’t said anything that stands up to my comment. You ignore the facts I’m giving you but that’s what you do on here, don’t you? You haven’t actually provided any substance to this, just some poor attempts at sarcasm/trolling. Watch the replay, the receiver was wide open, Lamar was late noticing it (hence the mental mistake), Poyer did absolutely make a great play and made Lamar pay for being late with his throw. But I’m sure you’ll have a fantastic reply to this, so go for it

It’s fine, you can admit you’re wrong, no problem. It’s clear you don’t have a response, just move on

Not that it mattered, but I believe there should’ve been a flag thrown against the Ravens on the pass to Singletary right at the end. Spencer Brown got up incredibly upset and I wondered why until I saw the replay. The Ravens guy went low on him to engage both Brown and Singletary-pretty sure that’s illegal. Don’t know why I remember it, but the same thing happened years ago in the Seahawks/Steelers Super Bowl. Hassleback went low on a defender trying to block him as the guy who had the ball tried to get by and he was called for a penalty. Again didn’t have an impact on the game at all, but I think there could’ve been a flag

If you’re talking about Josh, he was on the 10 when he released it, so no, not 2 yards away. Lamar threw his ball late because he didn’t see his receiver. why are you having such a hard time understanding the difference between the 2?

Clarify which guy you’re talking about

Who said anything about a physical limitation? I said his mistake was a physical one-much like when a receiver drops the ball or a quarterback under throws or overthrows someone. It’s not that he couldn’t do it, he just made a mistake. Lamar made a mental mistake in not seeing his wide receiver wide open. So as I stated before, HUGE difference between the 2

I qualified later in a response to other people who had posted

Thanks for jumping in 2 hours late on what was clearly a joke

Again, Josh’s was a physical mistake, Lamar’s was a mental one. Josh saw the guy open, he just didn’t get it there. Lamar didn’t see his guy wide open until way too late. There’s a huge difference between the 2 plays

Blackshear is 4th on their depth chart! Not even active for them!

Haha touché, much better now!

Blackshear really? The same guy who can’t get on the field in Carolina right now?

Did you just start a thread to be able to talk about something you don’t want to be talked about???

First time I’ve ever really paid attention to it during a game….never again. That’s just not a fun/good way to be a fan

Josh’s were physical mistakes, Lamar’s was a mental mistake-huge difference

Yes on the Poyer pick, no not being sarcastic at all-there eventually was pressure but the def line wasn’t trying to put pressure on him, they were just trying to clog the lane so he couldn’t run. Lamar drifted back on his own, there was no need for him to do that. He should’ve seen that guy a lot sooner, since that’s where Andrews was too. josh might have missed McKenzie last week, but it’s not because he missed he was open-he just had nothing left and made a poor throw. Josh’s mistake was physical, Lamar’s was mental

That WR was WIDE OPEN on that 4th down ply and Lamar missed him. There was no pressure on him, he just flat out missed the wide open guy. Josh wouldn’t have missed that guy being that open. That’s a huge difference between the 2

That should’ve been a penalty on Baltimore too