He's goin' deep.

He must love Subway sandwichs!!!! yum yum

ROFL

Reid's redzone play calling will be the single main cause for us either missing the playoffs or getting bounced rather quickly.

Playoff defenses and DCs are not scared of Reid imploding himself...

I don't care to see Foles anymore. Ride rest of season with Alex Smith and hope our defense is championship and we Trent Dilfer our way to Super Bowl victory.


Has anyone ever mention drafting a quarterback in first couple of rounds in the draft?

MN Chiefs fan noted the same play I did in his all-22 breakdown.

http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2016/1...-all-22-review

That was an amazingly awful play and it only looks worse from the reverse angle. Jesus - what the hell was he doing? And I didn't notice his feet on that throw to Kelce (which, in his defense, was an amazing throw).

Solid read, wish there were a few more video clips though.

That late game "near pick6" wasn't even close. Dude had to dive to barely get a hand to swat it away.was a great defensive play by Smith.

YSN!

If he doesn't stutter step, it's right in his mits. It hit him in the forearm; it wouldn't have taken a dive as much as he just needed to not take that false step at the last second.

He broke before Foles even started his throw because Foles absolutely stared a hole through Hill.

Well it wasn't even close to the Parker muff. Now THAT is a drop.

Yeah.

Parker was...uh...not good. He had a game shortly after the Buffalo game that he pretty much won for us and we shifted him briefly back to corner; it was probably the worst game I'd ever seen him play.

This one beat it. I don't think I've ever seen Parker play as poorly as he played in that game. Was it two plays after the Muff that he managed to lose Robinson in the 2 seconds and 10 yards that Robinson had to work with for the TD? I mean shit man, you knew they had to go to the endzone and had to go quickly, how can you not manage to keep an eye on Robinson for long enough to prevent that?

And then there was that time that Ivory took his soul.

It was a tough, tough day for Ron Parker.