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The irony is those two teams will decide the division winner. I don't have faith Bryce and the offense can get it done in Tampa, we most likely split with them. So whoever wins the game between the Saints and Falcons determines the winner. If Saints win, Bucs go If Falcons win, Panthers go.

They are pretty close to being the best. People forget pass rush amd secondary go hand in hand. They don't have a Peppers, Mike Rucker, Charles Johnson, hell they don't even have a Burns who can put consistent pressure on Qb's but yet they held their own against some pretty good Qb's. Hasn't been perfect but if we had an elite pass right this defense would be scary. Only 6 teams have more than the Panthers 14 ints who knows where that number would be if they hadn't dropped so many more.

I'm not understanding the "Roseboom is terrible" takes every time I watch it see a guy flying around the ball and he's made some big plays especially in the run game. I'm not crowning him an All Pro but the guy has been decent. You can't aee our defense has improved from last season because of the influx of new players we brought in and then on those players.

I would get this sentiment if a worthy team was being left home. But all three NFC West are in. Who from the NFC East beside the Eagles should be in? NFC North has Detroit left out but they've only won 8 games themselves.

I'm guessing Bryce was reading the safety there which is why the pass didn't go to Chuba, in actuality that should have been the pass with him having a blocker in front. Poor drawn up scheme because if Bryce is reading the safety Tmac should have went vertical, you have to put stress on a defense and make their choices have consequences. I would understand the quick come back if the Seahawks were in an all out blitz but they only rushed four. Bryce and Canelas have a lot growing to do if they're going to be successful in this league.

Rico: 12 carries, 59 yards, 4.9 avg Chuba: 4 carries, 12 yards, 3.0 average Unfortunately one of those 4 carries was a big fumble.

Wasted a golden opportunity with Tampa losing today. This team smh.....

And some of these people want to go into next season as Bryce as our starting Qb and Chuba as our starting Rb

You Chuba guys got your wish

He's a legit starter in this league

From the tv broadcast?

Agreed I felt Canales was leaning too much on the passing game at first. But Tampa buckled down an neither back got going, the carries were almost equal and both held under 30 yards. Rico had the longest run of the day for running backs with a 13 yarder and Chuba had 10 yarder not much more beyond that.

Many have already said it, he gave himself up and refs blew the whistle.

His snap count is that for a reason, he's had one good game this season against the Rams. What's silly is trying too discredit what our 1000 yard back has done this season when our season was in the dumps at 1-4. If we make the playoffs we need both backs and no Chuba shouldn't be starting

I agree Morgan hit the draft out of the park this season

Chuna won't be the starting running back if we ever win a Super Bowl that's for sure. Has he hit 500 yards yet?

Yeah Miami did us no favors benching Tua with 3 games left on the season. What was the point of that.

Any given Sunday. Tampa has lost 6 of 7. There's no guarantees

I knew Baker would give us one glad he did.

No, you have any other evidence besides this? Rico - 9 carries 29 yards Chuba - 6 carries 27 yards

Special teams has killed us today. And that boneheaded play could of cost us the game. That unit has been terrible the past few weeks

NFL is registered as an Entertainment company akin to WWE with the Federal government, unlike the NBA which is registered as a Sports league. Probably why the NFL betting market is ten times that of the NBA but all the gambling enforcement it's always associated with NBA. Now do I think there's some all seeing force behind the curtain predetermining games no, but calls are slanted the league executives are human (ratings) the referees are human (gambling, or whatever motivation). Thursday night Tampa was celebrating its 50th anniversary in the league all of its all time greats were in attendance. Falcons had 19 accepted penalties for 125 yards most occurring on crucial 3rd downs or when Baker was sacked or Tamps needed saving. Tampa was flagged 4 times for 25 yards, in a game Atlanta was clearing dominating so much as they still won the game. Kirk Cousin was flagged for intentional grounding when a hands to the face penalty clearly occurred on him, on a night Falcons were flagged with about 4 or 5 hands to the face penalties. So whenever the human element is involved there's always a chance for bias.

You got me there, Expecting Ransom to pirouette mid air to avoid grounded man is a tad more difficult I guess.

Gymnast are 5"3 for a reason and not 6"3 220. How do you attempt to avoid someone you've already committed your body to tackling, do you know how hard it is to bring a 6"5 (Shough) grown man to the ground in full stride.

1000 percent agree