Billz4ever

Gotta love it when a flag happy officiating crew all the sudden can't see an obvious false start.

Welp. Even more time for political ads @YoloinOhio😂

That would've been 6 if he could've caught that standing up.

27 seconds left. Plenty of time for these goobers to slobber over PM some more getting them in FG range.

I don't even know what the big question was. Was a clear catch.

You should be passed out by now if that's what you're doing.😂

Doesn't need to when they can actually get good pressure with just their front 4.

I think they made that a part of the last CBA.

Pisses me off how KC can just bring in guys like Hunt and DHop and they're instantly able to stack up yards and TDs. I guess that's the benefit of having a Mahomes and offensive guru for a head coach.

Gee, maybe not leave Kelce wide open there? Sheesh.

Seems like it's the same script with these KC games every single week.

Gets assisted off the field and now acts like it never happened. 😂 Drama 👑

I think it was his left knee. Look like it buckled oddly.

If there's so many plays aided by replay assist, I would really have no problem with all personal fouls being looked at simply because 15 yards is such a difference maker on either side of the ball.

Outside of allowing the wounded duck completion to DHop, Tampa has had a pretty good game plan tonight, especially considering how many receivers they have out.

I was certainly not excited about the idea of DHop going to KC because I know he can still play, but I thought it was funny that some people were trying to downplay DHop going to KC. Calling him washed, etc. Coping mechanism I guess.

So unfortunate. Before he went down in the Jaguar game in London last year, he was playing at an extremely high level. Dare I say one of the best DTs in the league up to that point. His absence was immediately felt, and he just never was quite the same after coming back.

I don't recall any plays that I would've personally considered a pressure. The Tua scramble we blew the TO on the failed challenge was probably the closest thing to a pressure we had all game.

We would have to. I don't know how they possibly could stick with the light box because you know Baltimore would be looking to establish the run game from the very first play.

Even with the shin he had already made the line to gain. That was obvious after watching the replay one time.

Too bad we won't be facing the Seahawks in the playoffs, eh? Guess some people really do have short memories if they've already forgotten how Derrick Henry hung 200 yards on us and there's a very real possibility we do see them in the playoffs.

Yeah, he had a PF in the game in Miami too. I don't know if there's any real malice behind the hits, but it does raise an eyebrow.

Absolutely this. We need some more heft up front to clog up the run lanes. Some of the holes the Fins were running through today were just embarrassingly big.

When you play with such a light box like we do, success is highly dependent on the D line eating up blocks, holding lanes, and keeping the Oline from getting into the second level and engaging the LBs. If the Dline is doing that, our LBs look great because they can fly around in space and make plays. We got pushed up and down the field all game long. Luckily we had the ball last.

That's precisely why it shouldn't have been challenged in the first place because he clearly had the first down anyway.