@KingSmoove009@NFLFrascella Clearly, you don't see the LB STARING right at him!! If he throws that ball, he'll knock it down. If he throws it high, that receiver is 5'9"!! No way he catches that. You guys actually don't know what you're talking about. It was a bad sack, but he should NOT have thrown it.
@MaxMarkhamNFL Pretty easy to cherry pick that play. It was a bad play. Acting like every QB always makes the right play/slash throw or ALWAYS finds the open receiver is just stupid. 72% completion rate was tops in the NFL. News flash playing QB is hard.
@xrayche@stoolpresidente@CathyEngelbert 😂😂😂😂What evidence do you have of that? They supposedly bet on that game for 400. Not 400 times. 🤣🤣 Wow, special people here.
@Michael_Nania I love these post as if its just that easy. “Put in two guys who’ve barely practiced and put Tyrod in. Instant Success!!”. Fields pass to Davis in the flat is a perfect example of how that game went. The blitzing player almost stole the snap.
@SamHoppen That’s because the Bengals are collectively paying their two all-pro receivers over a quarter of a BILLION dollars. If you think Garrett Wilson and Josh Reynolds are on equal footing with Higgins and Chase, I really have to question whether or not you actually watch football.
@JustinM_NFL In your article on "Jets Wire" about Aaron Glenn being 0-5 and other coaches who were also 0-5 in their first year, you missed the most obvious one. Dan Campbell started 0-10 in Detroit.
@NYJetsTFMedia It also depends on play calls if you run a lot of play-action, which the Jets do, the plays take longer to develop. This has been, and always will be, a stat for people who don't watch the game.