Bermuda Triangle

Really smart play by Tannehill to catch that batted pass. Dummy.

If true, that's the first thing of any substance I've ever heard out of Geoff Schwartz

I don't think that any of the guys you cited above could win a playoff game going 7/14 for 88 yards, and that's because none of them have a Henry-type running back, and they're relied upon to CREATE offense

Yes, I spoke too soon

Yeah, spoke too soon

another pick

Impossible. If Pitt wins, we play them next week. If the Titans win and Cleveland wins, we play the Titans next week Edited: FOR THE TENTH TIME IN THIS THREAD, I MISSPOKE....FFS

Tannehill is nothing without the threat of Henry.

and AJ Brown pushes off ALL the time

such a blatant pick on the Firkser catch. I'm growing to hate the Titans

So the ref who called it complete clearly saw Hilton catch and possess the ball? If he didn't, then why would he call it complete? My answer: these coward POS refs want replay to bail them out, but their crappy calls create a presumption that, given the NFL replay standards, is often times extremely difficult to overcome.

it'd be like a trade almost as bad as the trade that Costner pulls off in Draft Day

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Sheet pizza? Unless it's an EXTREME emergency, there's no way I'm dropping a deuce in one of the restrooms at New Era.

Even last week, the IND-JAX game was a one score game, with 4:00 left in the 4th quarter. It was a must-win game for IND, and JAX was playing with their backup QB and without their RB1 and WR1.

Bad reads on RPO hurt us as well. Our pass coverage was poor as well, but I think that I may have lined up at CB for a few plays that game. Cam Lewis started that game, and was injured early, correct?

Most of the coronaries, at least. I think the Colts were even surprised how easily they scored on those 2 drives

The run D was passable against Taylor, but horrible against Hines. The RBs had 27 carries for 153 yards, which is 5.67 ypc

The Denver AFCC win is a great comp, actually.

If so, he clearly provided more information to the Colts about the Bills' offense than Chad Kelly did to the Bills about the Colts' offense.

True, certainly not ALL on the defense, but if they forced a 3 and out or two...

The defense was really bad, IMO. -Colts racked up a season high in total yards -Bills forced not a single 3 and out -Aside from the kneel down at the end of the 1st half, the Colts crossed the 50 on EVERY possession -Obviously, no pressure from the Bills D -Complete inability to cover the TEs, no matter if it was Doyle, Alie Cox or Burton. John Mackey may have hung 40 receiving yards on the Bills yesterday -Poor tackling, which has been a bugaboo all year Considering all of the above, it's crazy that we won.

I guess that mindset explains why the officials are so bad at their jobs. A ball is rolling past T.Y. Hilton and one official calls it complete. In the Rams game, Cam Akers is down for a solid 2-3 seconds, and the officials rule a fumble on the field. They use replay as a crutch, and that's weak.

But why should the bolded make a difference?

Let it go.... 10-6 > 8-8.