Well he mentions several details about the pass all of which match the deflected INT and not the overtime drop. Most importantly the fact it was picked off.
Yes, multiple chances. I'll count some.
Drop #1 by Stevie.
Drop #2 by Stevie.
Drop #3 by Stevie.
Drop #4 by Stevie.
Drop #5 by Stevie.
Drop #6 by Stevie.
The defense wasn't a gem either. How many third down conversions did they stop? How many rushing yards did they give up?
The Moats "tackle" was just a freak accident, nothing to freak out over. And sure, lets not put ALL the blame on Stevie, but once you clear a half dozen drops in a single game including the game winner, that deserves at least most of it.
We are 0-3 in overtime because...
1. A questionable non-call on lack of forward progress leading to a fumble.
2. That stupid freezing the kicker tactic, after Lindell made the first field goal.
3. A dropped perfectly thrown TD pass.
So did the ref who called that phantom "illegal contact" on apparently Marshawn Lynch playing defense for the Bills to take away our fumble recovery. Wow, run on sentence.
If you follow his statistical trends, he was due for a bad game this week, and a good one next week. He's been on an up-down pattern since the bye week.
My point exactly. I was pointing out how your response was irrelevant and inflammatory.
Considering he started his post with "Seriously", and started it with several lines of blatant negativity, I think my response had the correct amount of dickbaggedness. But you're the guy who called for the banishment of kickers from the game, and resorts to petty attacks when presented with logic. Pick a new target to flame.
I used to have an egg or two with my ramen, but I have to be careful with that. At some point I developed a sporadic sensitivity to poultry. When it's active the ramen/egg combo can put me out of commission (and onto the commode) all day.
Do we need both full AND half backs?
Do we need both centers AND long snappers?
Do we need both wide receivers AND tight ends?
These are professional athletes for gosh sakes...
There aren't millions of people cheering you on on national television, expecting perfect punctuation on your business report with multimillion advertising contracts on the line if you dot every I and cross every T.