Meatloaf63

They didn’t get shafted, they tried to cheat and got caught

They didn’t get shafted, they tried to cheat and got caught They didn’t get shafted, they tried to cheat and got caught They didn’t get shafted, they tried to cheat and got caught

How about catching the ball and then turning 90 degrees upfield? I know it was bang bang but possession and two feet should be the rule then it takes the human bias errors out of it…

Tell us what is a football move?

Catch all day he turned up field bull#### call

We make serious personnel mistakes, who we play who we draft etc…

Offense blocks properly

Nope didn’t survive the ground wouldn’t have been a catch in bounds either

Here come the people who say having your star quarterback injured shouldn’t matter and be a reason for losing 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

🤔🤔🤔🤔 That’s the million dollar question…

Lol 😂 he better be with that offensive line and Brown. Shouldn’t you be in the phins forum?

They are fantastic but they move before the snap consistently, it’s becoming a joke.

I just want Josh to have a line half as good as what he plays behind.

Luvin it, hate Hurts👍

LoL you are not alone. It was ridiculous.

I prefer they call the penalties when they happen so nobody gets an advantage.

Safety play was terrible. Reaction was slow, should not have been completed…

Center moved also

The thing is I watched the Rams and Titans game today, the philosophy or execution definitely changed as the season went on. We started short to medium and then went long but not often, because of this it was usually open. Some of it was how we were being defended., but the underneath stuff was there the whole season.

That’s just dumb, just because we spent more doesn’t mean it was spent properly or wisely. If you think the two offensive lines are comparable, your takes are laughable. And if you don’t think that makes a difference you are even more ignorant on the subject.

When it first started I was being hard on Allen telling the people I regularly watched with that this was not a way for continued success. But we kept squeaking out victories, and everyone kept saying be happy they are winning you don’t know what you are talking about. Well it finally caught up to us, and if we don’t fix it, we have topped out. We can’t win in the playoffs expecting the long game to provide victories.

Getting rid of Teller was even more painful…

Absolutely, I don’t think we can know for sure. But I have a hard time believing that Dorsey is consistently telling Allen to go long when shorter safer options are available on second and third downs. It is something that needs to be figured out. I am now watching the Titans game after watching the Rams game. It’s shocking watching this compared to how the last 8 or 9 games went. Passes out quick, 5 to 15 yards passes to Gilliam out of the backfield. Sprinkled in some runs, this set up the occasional long shot. And when they took the long shot it tended to be wide open cause we weren’t throwing it every other pass. Zack Moss was still annoying 🤦‍♂️ But the offensive strategy was completely different than the end of the year.

Who had better protection against Cincinnati? And to say healthy offense we didn’t have Crowder or kumero. I’m watching the first game of the year and I think Crowder was a bigger loss than I thought he was. And Kumero’s blocking was certainly missed. But that being said the real difference is Mahomes is willing to take the short pass and the design of their short game is certainly ahead of ours. So until Josh is willing to take what is given consistently, Mahomes will be ahead of him. Collingsworth actually said Josh looked like Tom Brady out there, but as the season wore on, Josh lost that part of his game, it’s the biggest thing that separates the two. In the end, you can only play the schedule they give you, and play with the teammates you have. With the way the season ended and how Josh was playing, you have to give the nod to Mahomes. Josh could easily close the gap if he’s mentally capable of changing his game.

My only thought here is Allen now is certainly getting paid enough to produce, and an improvement in our offense could simply be made with better play design and calling, plus Allen making better decisions. If we actually gave him a better line and another top weapon it would be crazy….