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I don’t think tuas great but they’ve been scheming guys wide open so it hasn’t mattered much. They’ve been pretty bad at turning yards into points though even with tua (outside of that one quarter against baltimore)

There’s not a lot tua can do that bridgewater can’t do…I don’t think they’re gonna fall off much. They’re probably closer to a 2-2 team than a 3-1 team right now though…it’s pretty tough to get that lucky two games in a row like they did in the ravens and bills games they’ve got an easy schedule until a brutal 4 week stretch where they play SF,LAC,BUF on the road then GB at home so I don’t think they’re going away for awhile. They’re probably going 1-3 at best in that stretch of games once they hit that part of the schedule though and the wheels will start to come off then

Id honestly look into it…they need warm bodies at this point

Are you claiming the Indy playoff game wasn’t that close? Lol the colts had a late drive to outright win the game. I still don’t really understand why we’re holding it against our team for winning by more points. Those razor thin winning margins you’re talking about after negating the ‘back door covers’ have just as much to do with luck as skill…which is why you usually see that metric even out over time. example: we dominated Miami and lost and baltimore played us very tough and we won.

I was just gonna say…shouldn’t McDermott deserve credit for delegating these decisions

Idk how y’all can blame a running back when we have had the worst run blocking in the league by a mile this season. The kc offensive line is so far ahead of how our offensive line has been playing so far…cook or moss would be running wild for the chiefs right now

The more I see that first play the less it looked like a penalty…throw was bad and poyer is entitled to the ball too

We are the worst ranked offensive line in run blocking by a mile in the chart that this thread is about lol no one is even remotely close to as bad. could be partly a product of who we played though. LA and TEN have tough front 7s then we played Miami missing 5 offensive linemen by halftime

Your point relies on the giants beating the ravens with a third string qb lol otherwise, you’re gonna prove the other sides point that injuries can lead to your team losing a game. That’s a bold move and best of luck to you! on top of that, I’d argue missing like 11 starters like we were against the dolphins is much tougher to overcome than downgrading from Daniel jones to Davis Webb

I popped on the dolphins Reddit and my goodness are they delusional about the whole tua thing. Apparently they are the victim of the NFLPA trying to make an example of someone…according to them

You could say the same thing about the chiefs so by your definition I don’t think there is a Super Bowl caliber team…it’s pretty rare that a team absolutely blows the doors off somebody for 4 straight quarters. It’s a game of adjustments. the chiefs destroyed two teams and didn’t look very good in their other win. Chargers were dominating against them and Herbert just made that huge mistake on the pick 6 in the end zone. I don’t even think the chiefs game will tell us much it’s still very early in the season. We spanked the chiefs in a similar situation last year then hit a rough patch

Every teams is…the ravens went too far with it though is what that sentence was saying. I’m sure josh/ the bills were lobbying for calls all game so I’m not at all surprised a questionable call went our way. He was getting hit late/in the head pretty often in that game

Probably equal parts his previous failed head coaching gig. Most guys don’t get multiple chances anymore. Teams seem more likely to look for a young guy these days than give a retread another shot.

I’m not sure they did but they got the last one which is all anybody remembers. And that last call was more of a culmination of the ravens clearly making it their gameplan to hit josh as often as they could a lot of which were late and uncalled throughout the game. the refs were certainly not good but they were bad for both teams

The coaches have plenty of time to discuss strategic adjustments in the playcalling…there’s not a whole lot of time to address the players though

It’s a silly criticism of a team that won 11 games…for a team with a losing record that doesn’t win a lot of two score games it’s more meaningful

Part of this one may have been the offense stopped turning the ball over on our side of the field too though lol the defense could’ve played a great 60 minutes and we’ll never know

He held him for a looong time haha I think overall in the game they missed an equal number of holds for both teams but this one just had to be called imo

I understand letting them play a little bit on questionable holds but you can’t let that one go lol

That looks fine to me because both players have a right to try to catch the football…absolutely massive play by Andrews on that one. That’s gonna be talked about one of the great Lamar plays rather than a terrible decision because Andrews was able to deflect that ball. The hold in the bottom pic was probably the most obvious hold I’ve ever seen.

They were holding all day…we got away with some too. In those games where we’re like ‘why is our defensive line invisible’ it’s because the refs are lettin them play on the offensive line 😁

Yea I think harbaugh said his logic was there’s no way they stop josh in 4 down territory…Lamar was in the classic damned if you do damned if you don’t situation. If he throws the ball away on 4th down it’s a waste of a play because they were turning the ball over on downs if the pass was incomplete anyway but the interception in the end zone was devastating because we got 16 extra yards of field position

It’s not all on the running backs…even when our starters are in on the offensive line we have some of the worst run blocking in the league

You can’t throw an int in the end zone there though…that tilts the scales heavily towards ‘shouldn’t have gone for it’

Yea that gets overlooked because people like collingsworth only want to talk about mahomes. The chiefs have one of the best offensive lines in football