So easy to score in the NFL today in the last minute.
All you need these days is 15 seconds. Truly ashame that defense is no longer existent
All you need these days is 15 seconds. Truly ashame that defense is no longer existent
Does anyone remember how much time was left for “the drive”?
it was over 4:00.
92 yards is still tough, but enough time to score back and forth about 4 times today (unless it’s Balt vs Min, then it’s 8x)
I guess kickers are more accurate from longer distances today too. I can’t say that rule changes really had anything to do with that.
Crazy stuff. I swear 14 points can be scored with less than a minute these days. Happens week after week these days.
27 seconds, no time outs, on your own 14 yard line and down 2 points. No problem, within 15 seconds we are in FG range.
No explanation for that. Guess it's just evolution.
Was it Cyprian who almost decapitated him in the playoffs?
Have yet to understand why defenses continue to let elite TE'S get so wide open over the middle of the field.
Indeed.
Hell, folks on here were ready to send them to the Superb Owl.
I just need the Dolts and Cows to win enough to have zero chance at Bryce Young.
They can have Bryce Young all they want. I don't think he's going to be a good NFL QB.
Indy is trash but they sit at 3-2-1 which is the same as us
You can only play the schedule you are given. That’s isn’t a negative to the Titans. They won the games they are supposed to.
i would take him over Willis in a heartbeat.
You never know how a QB will be at the next level...Malik Willis was to be a top 10 pick? Fell to the 3rd and many feel he isn't capable of playing right now.... Bailey Zappe a 4th rounder is playing for NE and not doing too bad, granted it's a small sample size but he's starting
Yet lost at home to the Giants in the home opener.
I'm going to screenshot this message.
Titans had a long history of doing that to NOT elite TE, then Cruikshank and Amani Hooker showed up. TE haven’t done anything in around 3 years.
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