Don't think I can disagree with anything you said. We lost because of those on the field (and in the coaching booths), I'd argue more than those who were missing.
Sadly the gaffe is what helped lose us the game. It's all very well doing the brilliant, but the simple has to be done too. And he does, for the most part, but...
You could argue none of them. Far too many stupid mistakes by those present, who have generally otherwise done brilliantly for us - Josh, Bass, Milano, Davis, McKenzie, Dorsey...
Our defense coped better with the losses than the offense, which is promising in one sense. And, admittedly, we could plan for the losses on defense throughout the week whereas we had to continually adapt with the offensive losses (Morse aside). But still - simple errors in a pressurised situation is why we lost today. And why we've lost the last 7 one score games.
On the Sky coverage, Jason Bell said the game came down to conditioning. When Josh was preparing to throw to Isiah for that TD he didn't have the legs to do it. And that's what gave Miami the win.
Trying to compose myself. The issue is the majority of injuries was on defense. If we lost 42-38 or something I don't think I'd be so annoyed. But somehow we only put up 17 points (plus the screwed up safety on their part). We needed the offense today, we needed our MVP today. And it didn't work out.
Miami are very oridinary - have beaten a poor Patriots side, a beat up Ravens and then a beat up Bills. But our offense should have won that. Only 19 points is very poor.
Complete chokers across the board, with no clue how to play when under pressure. Offense was putrid and the play calling little better. Favourites for the Superbowl? Only if the defense is fully fit because the Offense, even with the so called predicted MVP, is not good enough.
ETA 15 minutes later - Won't delete the original post because I have to own it. But now I've calmed down slightly... still annoying. And I think I'll still have doubts about us being able to able to cope with the pressure of a one score game at the death until we win one of them.