But if Shuler smashes the WR, or Denbrock doesn't call a stupid out pass we win.
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Replies to: But if Shuler smashes the WR, or Denbrock doesn't call a stupid out pass we win.
The INT was a freak play that was lucky for Miami
Shuler should have played it better, but I don't think he expected that ridiculous catch either.
I was rather disappointed in the offensive gameplan, and the defense seemed more confused than I recall from last season.
I knew a game 1 like this was possible, just disappointed it happened.
Lastly, where was the energy? Team didn't seem flat, but also didn't seem as pumped as I would have thought they would be for game one.
INT wasn't as much luck as it was a terrible play call
Worse call of the game to me and pretty much ruined any momentum.
It sure was.
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Even so, why was a pass called on 2nd and 2?
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It was an RPO. They gave CJ the read, he made the wrong one. But shouldn't have had the option.
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Agreed!
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Great coaches and players make the right play and calls.
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Yes..the probability on those outcomes happening is like 5 percent
A defender get pressure qb chucks and ducks..wr one handed catch..safety makes no play
Pass get s tipped headed to ground .kicked by a heal straight up in the air ..int
True for Denbrock, as he throws the same stupid play 10x's a game. And it's nearly picked half ofem.
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And we have no HC to question these plays at the very least & over rule at the most?
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Doesn't appear we do.
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