CincyBillsFan

I think it really bugs him when a team loses a game like Detroit appears to be trying to do. Three TO's and to many men on the field for 4th & 2.

Can someone tell me again why the Detroit D coordinator is being considered for head coaching jobs?

When the officiating is this incompetent I have no problem with the fake injury.

What the hell was that call by the ref? Are these cretins blind, corrupt or incompetent? It was obvious the guy was down.

If Goff hadn't tuned the ball over the Lions would be winning this game in a blow out. By my count the Goff TO's represent a likely 21 point differential.

In a shoot out those two TO's by Goff are huge.

So BOTH Divisional games today have featured bad officiating at critical points of the games. Earlier it was 2 ridiculous PF's on Mahomes and so far we have a ticky tack PI in the end zone against Detroit and then the failure to throw a flag on the roughing block against Goff. And what are the billionaire boys club owners and their lick spittle commissioner spending their time on? Figuring out what is the next foreign country they're going to play a game in. Judas Priest, FIX the damn officiating before you go globetrotting.

Both Lions Coordinators are looking like crap, maybe they've been interviewing to much?

It's only an issue because small minded, bigoted people make it an issue. The worst thing about this article is that it constructs and then knocks down a straw man claiming that "no one" questions Allen's pocket awareness or whether or not he's "QBackery" enough. Someone should send this lazy writer this article whch is only one of many questioning whether Allen could be an NFL QB: https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2018/4/24/17271686/josh-allen-nfl-draft-2018-stats-analysis-comparisons

That is TWO bad roughing calls in favor of the Chiefs. This is freaking ridiculous. Does the NFL want to lose all credibility? You have to be a fool to bet on this league.

I've noticed that a lot of these "experts" fail to mention that fact. Which is surprising given that it's probably the most important factoid of that game beyond the final score. It simply shows how ignorant and lazy a lot of these national NFL "experts" really are.

Wait, didn't the Bills fall behind the Cards 17 - 3, Titans 10 - 0 & Pats 14 - 0 late in the 2nd quarter only to go on 31- 11, 34 - 0 & 24 - 0 scoring runs?

The Steeler's loss tonight is almost a carbon copy of their loss to the Bills last year. Down 21 - 0, then made it interesting before losing by 2 TD's. The consistency is sort of impressive.

One thing I've noticed is that Jackson does not complete a lot of passes into tight coverage.

Meanwhile this game has officially entered the Twilight Zone!

I'm going with an unauthorized drone!

That's my take. At times they just give up and don't try to make the tackle. It's a weird lack of effort for a playoff game.

Where the hell did that drive come from?

And the Pittsburgh defense, especially the back end, is greatly diminished in recent years.

Baltimore is playing great and I've never seen so many guys getting high school open on pass plays. It's amazing. Pittsburgh has a real problem. This late season collapse combined with a Marvin Lewis like regression by Tomlin is a real cause for concern. And I don't see how the hell the Steeler's can fix this.

I've seen Watt and other Steeler defenders crash down at least 5 times and tackle Henry when he doesn't have the ball. When you have a stud like Watt the goal is for him to play BOTH guys. When you have Watt crash down IMMEDIATELY ignoring Jackson completely you are wasting a first ballot HOF defensive End.

The Steeler's defensive game plan sucks. They have Watt, the one guy athletic enough to take on Jackson in space crashing down to tackle Henry who doesn't have the ball. meanwhile a safety or LB is supposed to flow out into the flat and tackle Jackson? This is football malpractice.

The point was that they have taken their attention off Jackson and put it on Henry which goes a long way towards explaining Jackson's big jump in production.

Herb had an interesting quote from the Steeler's D coordinator along the lines of "in the past we focused on stopping Jackson. Now we focus on stopping Henry and can live with Jackson getting a 1st down on a run here and there."

The Chargers could really help him by getting rid of Roman. I mean running the Baltimore O with Herbert instead of Jackson seems dumb on its face.