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Jesus Christ

That was definitely Rapp that went for the INT instead of just batting down

Leave Bass and McDumbass in Jersey

Lol

Why can't Knox catch?

But it doesn't make sense. Kids are taught since little loop to just bat it down. His defenses continue to try and go for the interception. It's insane

Fire McDermott

that's a McD defense. Still don't know to just bat it down

That may have been the single worst kick in the history of the NFL. Ocho Cinco was a better kicker. Flutie drop kicking was a better kicker. Just complete *****.

Bass LOL. Guy is worse than horrible

Curtis Samuel sucks. MVS sucks. Hollins sucks. Knox sucks. Throw to Kincaid more.

D getting shredded. Offense better have their ***** together tonight

That he slammed his head on the ground and didn't move right after two weeks in a row isn't speculation. It definitely happened.

He played very badly before that, that's what I'm saying. He also slammed his head on the field last week https://youtu.be/ts3qcYNk7Sk?si=OcXb6gIP9PtrY2ts If he came into this one with an undiagnosed head injury from last week it would help explain why he didn't seem to know up from down from the get go in Houston. Regardless, right now is the time to be smart, take a pause, and give the guy's brain some rest. Even if the medical staff says he's good to go we have video proof of his head slamming on the ground and him looking unconscious immediately afterwards two weeks in a row. *****, if he was my kid I sure as hell wouldn't be ok sending him right back out there again like nothing happened.

I thought Allen looked like he got knocked out on the trick play vs Baltimore, but they said he wasn't so, you would think they would know. The Houston game was the worst game he's played as a pro, IMO. I commented in the Houston game thread in the first half he just seemed completely confused by everything. Definitely not himself. 100% positive he got knocked out vs Houston. I don't give a ***** what anybody says, we have a Tua situation on our hands. He's not being protected by whoever put him right back into that game. And looking back I don't know if he even should have been playing in the Houston game. He definitely shouldn't be playing right now.

He was out. His head didn't just hit this ground. His head bounced off the ground, a couple of times, because he was unconscious.

Is there really a debate on how Allen played today? This was his worst game as a pro player.

Dolphins were saying the same thing about Tua last year. A week later he was on his back posturing. Fast forward to this year and he can no longer take any kind of contact to his head without dropping like a brick. It's just common sense when dealing with brain trauma to not ignore it like nothing happened.

He's a good coach up to the end of games. At the end of games he's a terrible coach. Probably one of the worst all time when you think about how many big games he has just thrown away with absolutely mush brained decisions. They hired the ex ref to help with challenge flags. Why not hire an assistant coach to help with strategy in the last two minutes?

His head ***** slammed on the ground. Definitely should not have returned.

And another thing, Ray Davis blocking is going to get Allen killed

The dread stems from the inevitability of knowing how it turns out. It's always the same. Everybody knew what was going to happen. I knew as soon as McD started calling the TO's that they were losing on a FG. I didn't know they would find a way to make the loss even stupider. Who could know that? But we all knew they were going to lose that game to stupid decision making.

I haven't seen the post game but one thing I know about McDermott: It was somebody else's fault

McD is just too stupid end of games. He either needs an assistant to tell him what to do or he needs to be replaced. Every ***** time with him

McD calls the TO's and Brady / Allen with 3 incomplete 16 second drive. These guys ok mentally?