UKBillFan

... Then we may as well sack the OC. I doubt we will, unless Josh calls for it. But we should.

There's no doubt in my mind that the offense is a problem.

I'm interested to see the All 22. Were there receivers to throw it to and did he have the requisite time? It didn't feel like it for the most part.

I understand people saying the coaches aren't going. But if Josh goes to Pegula and calls for it to happen it will. And it felt like he was getting close to it tonight - with Brady anyway.

It was the Texans. Their offense is abysmal. Getting stops is the least they should be doing against them. They're only on 6-5 because of their D. I'm not getting over excited because it took the defense, and coaches, a whole half to work out how to limit Davis Mills.

As already said our defense craps the bed at the worst possible time. Over and over again. That drive at the end of the half - get the ball back. Make a stop. But no, let Davis Mills go down the field for 75 yards. And history plays a part in this. Nothing changes. Our offense at least swings from abysmal to excellent. You know what you're going to get from this defense. A back breaking drive in every game when momentum needs to be altered. I've had enough of our head coach leading a mess of players who can't do the basics. Admittedly that feels like that's on all sides of the ball at the moment. But when he's supposed to be a defensive guru...

Which would be a miracle. The Steelers defense will kill us, as will the Bengals offense. Then we're off to the Pats, before playing the Eagles at home. Maybe we'll sign off Highmark with a win against the Jets. Right now I'm tempted to put money on 8-9 without changes being made. And Pegula won't make them.

Against the Texans defense with Brown injured it was always going to be tough. The Titans kept them to 16. If we had managed that we would have won. The offense was a shambles. No one is denying that. But the defensive performance in the first half was equally as bad. Especially considering we're meant to have a defensive head coach.

NE was at home. Guess you mean Miami?

No one's denying that. But the defense was hardly heroic in the first half. They put us behind the 8 ball and we couldn't get out.

Against a horrific Texans offense. Even the Titans kept them to 16.

So? He was still open. Josh could have made the play. Yes, it would have been called back but at least it would have been a case of Josh seeing the obvious.

Because it was still Josh making an abysmal decision in a key position. It's just another example of his regression this year, other than sparking against the Ravens in the fourth, versus the Chiefs and signs of "old" Josh against the Bucs.

This is the Chiefs we're talking about. They'll probably win out.

He wasn't pulled until they were 35-6 down in the 4th.