Lance could have been intercepted, tipped ball right to Aiyuk. LOL.
Edit - should may be a better term than could.
Edit - should may be a better term than could.
Week 17 game thread
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Arians: Brown refused to go into the game
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/01/02/after-antonio-brown-refused-to-enter-game-bruce-arians-told-him-to-get-out/
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/01/02/after-antonio-brown-refused-to-enter-game-bruce-arians-told-him-to-get-out/
One thing overshadowed in the bizarre finish in Cincinnati is that the Titans are now just a win at Houston next week away from the No. 1 seed in the AFC. Suddenly, the media-anointed Chiefs could be on the road for a title game
Who was that Bears tight end that made a TD catch and his knee was completely and utterly destroyed? It was a few years ago. And I think it ended his career.
And then they reviewed it and it wasn't a TD catch.
If the Titans don't shit the bed in their first game of the playoffs, like they do every year.
Lance's feet were all messed up on that last throw, although he was already throwing against his body.
They said the ball carrier’s forward progress had been stopped, ending the play prior to the fumble. A cursory review of the replay shows that’s not true, but it’s not reviewable. Would’ve been a good spot for “eye in the sky” intervention.
Amazing catch by Cooks - undone by a penalty. And that should have been DPI based on what got called for the 49ers earlier.
Yup. And I am going to have to hear the local radio talk about how it was all Trey Lance. I think Jimmy is still good enough; I hope he gets healthy for the playoffs. I mean Trey will be good in a few years, but I think Jimmy is better right now.
That Cards receiver just made the kind of TD catch I think we all hoped and dreamed Harry would be capable of.
