NFL Week 11 -- No Walk Through Orchard Park

Ravens running a 2-minute clinic

 

2163 days and still counting.

 

LOL Ravens

 

And Mike Tomlin once again proves he doesn't need to get them into the end zone.

 

The Lions 52-6 win over the Jags is a scorgami apparently? I absolutely figured that score existed before, but it did not.

Meanwhile, I appreciate the Lions beating the ever-loving shit out of bad teams. There was no reason to think the Jaguars had a chance in hell and it played out exactly like it should have.

 

I've never seen anything like these botched Seahawk shotgun snaps... game after game - even with a new center.

 

The drive was fantastic. The two-point conversion play was awful. So much for the big offensive game. That was typical Ravens-Steelers. Both teams made big plays. Both teams made big mistakes. The Steelers managed to hold on despite not scoring a touchdown and having killer mistakes by both quarterbacks in the fourth quarter. Wilson's interception in the end zone was a stupid risk and Fields almost gave the Ravens one more shot by sliding short of a first down. That was incredibly stupid on his part, but Harris and the line bailed him out.

The injury to Roquan Smith was huge. He was an absolute monster until he got hurt. The Steelers ran the ball much more easily after that. That last run by Harris was their only good short-yardage play all day. It's no coincidence that it happened with Smith on the sideline. The Ravens have to be kicking themselves. All three turnovers were plays you could argue the Ravens needed to do a better job securing the ball. The penalties were killers. Tucker missed two field goals. Then the defense, which has been great against the run all season, allows the run by Fields and the short-yardage conversion by Harris. Those are just killer mistakes.

 

It helps that the Ravens just find ways to make killer mistakes against them. They did it all game, including the run by Fields on that last possession. How were they not ready for a designed run for him?

 

Looks to me that Cleveland became the first team in NFL history to throw for ≥ 375 yards and no INTs and score < 15 points.
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Feels like the Bears haven’t beat the Packers since Forrest Gregg was coaching.

 

The TV guys were really setting Fields up as a goat for sliding a yard short of the first down. I was more of the opinion of he got them within a yard, and they should be able to convert that.

 

Most lopsided win in Lions history. Most lopsided defeat in Jaguars history.
First NFL game decided by exactly 46 points since Patriots waxed Bills 56-10 at Buffalo 17 years ago tomorrow.