The touchback call I think was just common sense. He obviously gave himself up in the endzone, so it's a touchback.
The delay of game is hard to tell. The broadcast didn't always show the right numbers. By the picture it was, but there's no way to tell if it actually was a penalty.
The "helmet to helmet" wasn't a penalty. To me that's not even close.
I do think the crack back penalty was a bit excessive for what happened.
Cooks had 580 yards last year and has an extensive concussion history. This trade isn't as bad as the Hopkins trade, but it's still bad. And they wouldn't have needed to do it if he hadn't traded Hopkins. They're chasing their tail and getting significantly worse.
Much better huh? Cleveland beat Buffalo last year in case you forgot. Freddie Kitchens was garbage. He called plays during the games that weren't practiced all week. He was clueless.
Buffalo did have a better year last year but to say that they're much better is a bit of a reach.
The cores are similar too. Drafted QB, RB, CB1, olines are mixtures, WRs are almost entirely "acquired" players, dlines are mixtures, lbs are similar. Again, most teams are.
Garrett didn't make the claim until he met with the NFL. He claimed he thought the meeting would be confidential. It was after it went public that he talked about it. And the whole "audio malfunction" is fishy as can be.
Not saying he was great, but Murray had 24 TDs to Jacobs 7 (I know QB vs RB) but Murray also had 540+ yards rushing to Jacobs at 1150. Almost half from the QB position. Plus, QBs tend to get a boost just because.