DapperCam

They got gifted 7 points on the worst missed DPI since the Saints-Rams NFCCG

Kelce is probably around the 15th best TE. He’s on pace for like 900 yards, and can still get first downs. Brown, Worthy and Juju are okay when they are on the field. I’d say without Rice they are bottom third, but not worst. With Rice they are probably middle of the league. Titans, Panthers, Browns, Giants without Nabers, even Bills are right there with them at the bottom.

Pretty clear the refs knew they screwed up and are in full make up call mode (as they should be, they gifted KC 7 points)

Chiefs fans will point to that to say the reffing is fair. But it’s a false equivalence because that was actually a penalty and the missed DPI was 100% wrong.

Can’t mess around with that, just need to score. Also, that is not legal, lol

I’m glad I only watched the first quarter and then the last 5 minutes. Otherwise watching this same script play out would be 100 times more annoying. KC basically got an 18 point swing by from the refs on close calls (or not so close calls on the DPI).

I don’t know what is or is not OPI, because the KC WRs just square up and start blocking while the ball is still in the air.

Jags play like professional morons. Good night.

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Bad spot

Rules analyst didn’t have golden boy screaming in his ear.

OPI as it should be

Lol, equal chance of an INT or catch there

This thread should be in the dictionary next to the definition of “Monday Morning Quarterback”. Allen played a “good” not “great” game. He had a 100+ passer rating, 300 yards, 2 TDs and 1 turnover (I attribute the fumble to Knox). If you are watching the game, you are seeing that nobody is getting open. Allen is floating around buying time and still throwing to blanketed guys. That is a “good” game from a QB. Our team can only win if our QB has a “great” game. 16 QBs had a worse passer rating than Allen this week, and 9 of them won their games. Our team only wins if Allen carries them. Otherwise they lose. In general nobody (other than Cook sometimes) is making a big play in crunch time on either side of the ball (credit to Oliver vs the Ravens, but it is rare). Other teams have QBs like Bo Nix playing terribly and still winning games against good teams on the road. It’s been this way for like 3 seasons at least.

There aren't 64 good boundary CBs in the entire league, let alone 32 more for good backups. It's a position with scarcity of quality players. White is probably one of the 96 best CBs out there right now. He makes a good play half the time, and gets burned the other half of the time.

I would say Allen cost the Bills 3 points, I don't think you can say he gave the Pats 7 points. The defense still had to do its part to let the Pats have a 90 yard TD drive after his pick.

This is just false

There is no illegal contact when the QB is outside of the pocket. That includes things like bumping and rerouting WR when they are running their route past 5 yards. There is still pass interference, and it doesn’t really have anything to do with making a play on the ball. You are never allowed to go through the back of the WR to make a play. It was textbook DPI, and it was just missed.

I think it might be time to get your prescription updated for your glasses because he put it right into Knox’s gut.

This game was like the Texans game in the sense that nobody was open, and everything seemed hard on offense. The difference is Allen actually played well in this game, and couldn’t get anything going in the Texans game.

I think Maye had a “good” not “great” game. He also got to play against the Bills defense, which is incredibly soft. I wouldn’t say he outplayed Allen (who had to go against the Pats defense which is good). Allen would absolutely torch the Bills defense.

If you are calling the Knox fumble Allen’s fault completely, then you are just salty about the loss. It was a failed handoff where Knox didn’t know he was getting the ball. It is impossible for us to know, as fans, what the play call was. Considering Knox is a lumbering oaf, and I can’t remember any other failed exchanges in the recent past, my money is on Knox being the screwup there.

We’ll never know for sure, but I’d bet the fumble was on Knox. If it’s a poor game by his standards it’s only because his standards are so high. We should be able to win a game where the QB has an average performance (can’t remember the last time we did though).

At halftime Allen had 9+ YPA, a 90% completion percentage and was the team’s leading rusher with 7 YPC. Allen actually played pretty well other than the interception (which was a big mistake, but at least partially caused by a BS offensive pass interference penalty). His receivers could not get open, and he had to buy time/create all game. That’s probably part of why his internal clock got screwed up and he bailed in a clean pocket here.

Pretty clear that Keon is never going to be a good starting boundary WR. He doesn’t have the physical attributes to succeed, and I really doubt he becomes an elite route runner to make up for it at this point. For a 2nd round pick I guess he isn’t a huge bust, but still not what we needed. Allen has made plenty of guys look serviceable, and then they look terrible when to move on to their next team.