Checked in with the NFL today to see if it had anything to add to yesterday’s pool report. They’re standing by referee Alex Moore’s explanation.
On the unnecessary roughness penalty on Devonte Wyatt, was told sometimes officials do not blow the whistle immediately if they do not see the ball as they are moving in to work the dead-ball action, and that when a player is down on the ground for that long and is making no effort to get up while being wrapped up by another defensive, it should be clear and obvious to the players that he is down.
By my count, St. Brown completely stopped ALL movement for about 1.5 seconds. Yes, he was down for longer than that but he was still moving.
I think John Williams was supposed to slide right and help Travis Glover, but it doesn’t matter because Jordan Love beat the pressure with a throw that looks like it curved in the air.
I’m back on my “it’s Orzech’s fault”. Smack was perfect in preseason with a different LS and now is struggling
Same LS for McManus, Carlson, and the substitute teacher
the Dolphins simultaneously being one of the worst teams in the NFL recently...
... while also being 14-3 (82%) vs the Jets since 2018
completely insane
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AJ Brown among 121 players w 20+ targets:
dead last in % of catches for 20+ yds (0)
#118 of 121 in receiver error (15%)
#118 of 121 in catch rate (45%)
#113 of 121 in EPA/target (-0.32)
#110 of 121 in yards/target (5.0)