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Did you agree with the call, in live time?

Any time you can give the DL extra time, from their own 1-yd line, to attempt to penetrate into the backfield, you gotta do it.

I'm referring to repeated mistakes by players and staff. I cited them above.

Yes, I assumed you wouldn't care to address the specific examples I recited or repeated mistakes and poor decisions Also, all-knowing one, what is 39% of 8 games?

It was 3rd goal, actually - but still an idiotic decision. Same nonsense as in the NYG game.

Please, bestow us with your knowledge and wisdom. Least you could do is address the specific examples in the original post in this thread.

Maybe it's me, but I'll give a Super Bowl Champion a little more leeway and benefit of the doubt than I do the Bills. Of course, contextually, you're ignoring last week's Bills debacle

Yes, McDermott is white.

that sideline catch was insane. Excited to watch this kid get more targets over the next few weeks.

Oh, a flag was thrown, an ejection was signaled, and then....*poof* flag picked up, with no explanation. Just like on Sunday.

And yet you're here. You think this should have been a close game?

Trying to figure out how Diggs didn't draw a flag on 2 back-to-back plays in the 3rd quarter. He was definitely contacted >5 yards downfield (with Allen in the pocket) on the first play, and then grabbed and jostled by Davis on the next. I was fine with the call on Taron Johnson, but those two plays should have drawn flags as well.

Why must the same mistakes be made over and over and over again? Is there any accountability for the players and coaches? Examples: 1. Gabe Davis fumbles against NYG 2 weeks ago, because he failed to shift the ball from his inside hand to outside hand. He did the same thing today, in the second quarter. This is basic, fundamental football. 2. Taron Johnson: how many weeks in a row has he committed a crucial penalty on 3rd or 4th down? 3. How many times does McDermott need to see Taron Johnson get beat on the same play in the end zone? 4. Dorsey, and his affinity for the shotgun on 3rd and short plays, deep in enemy territory. Second time in 3 weeks. 5. The horrible job on the Hail Mary - again. Got burned on Hail Murray, and almost inexplicably, the very next week (maybe the Chargers?) 6. Dumb penalties, poor tackling and lack of discipline. Why did McDermott have the offense take its foot off of the gas after the score became 24-10? With this defense - its lack of playmakers and anemic pass rush - the margin of error will be thin, so it's imperative that the offense score early AND often. This game shouldn't have been close.

I think his backyard overlooks a small nursing facility and the back of Lowe’s

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ST has been an issue for quite some time now. GW PR in Week 1, another long return yesterday, and let's not forget the long PR in the Miami WC game last year.

I want a media member to ask McDermott why the tackling has been chronically poor. I believe there were 19 missed tackles against the Jaguars.

AFCE Teams celebrate https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1716092867620261953?s=20

I didn't see the replay. Would you happen to have it?

Was Davis down prior to the fumble?

He also didn’t come up with a crucial catch in OT against NYJ. Just not a reliable player. That was poor ball security by Davis. Why did he have the ball In his left (inside) arm?

They got curb stomped by Dallas

Ernest Wilford

his injured throwing shoulder, no less. He had banged up the shoulder prior to that skirmish