KSpan

Y'all are really grasping at anything at this point. That was not a "#1 overall pick" drive. Good? Certainly. But Bryce made terrible short and slow throws and got bailed out a couple of times. You want to see a game-winning, game-changing QB performance on a late-game drive? Go check out Flacco's TD pass to Amari Cooper today.

Except his throws look like that in good weather too, as I said. And who said I'm not happy? As I've said time and time again, recognizing the objective reality doesn't equate to unhappiness. The offense played like absolute ass for nearly the entire game, Bryce looked pathetic until he quacked him a few throws to inexplicably wide open receivers on the final drive (great catch by Chark), and thanks to Ridder being the biggest bonehead of the days Carolina pulled one out. A W in the column, same story on the field just with an opponent who was even more inept today. Ultimately though, makes no difference to me.

Not sure I would even call them 'good' on the whole. It was one of the best drives for sure but damn did those balls travel slowly. The reads were good and I'd be more inclined to give leeway for the weather of his throws didn't look like that when it was dry too. His arm is just not good at this point.

I mena, Ridder's interception thrown directly to Xavier Woods at the goal line is pretty ire-worthy.

The confounding factors IMO are that they were behind, not tied, the rain, and the Falcons offensive ineptitude. No disagreement that the kick has a high probability, but IMO the situation was as appropriate as it might be for going for the TD and having more downs to still kick if it doesn't work. Not that it's better, not that the kick was a bad decision, but just that the situation might make it a viable and reasonable option. Really minor thing though. Tabor made a conventionally-wise decision and it worked out.

I don't know how you watch this game today and not recognize that an alternate strategy may have also been a good one in this outlier scenario. Your problem, not anyone else's.

Hey idiot, not like Ridder is a threat. It is sometimes how it works.

Not sure I agree given the weather. Different story if it's tied, but they're currently losing.

Man, I'd be going for the TD and not leaving it to a kick in this weather.

Considering that the Chargers currently have the #5 pick with a 5-9 record, that sounds about right. No one is saying Dalton turns them into a Super Bowl contender.

My God, that ball took soooo long to get to Tremble. Safety damn near got there.

The Seahawks also scored a ton. Competent offensive output keeps the opponent's score lower in many of these games.

WTH was that pass? Terrible.

What are these god-awful route combos?

No, but his 25 yards passing is sucking the life out of everyone.

As long as there isn't somethind dumb happening, I don't even really blame them when this happens week in and week out.

He 's just so bad right now.

What is this bullshit playcalling? Even as jaded as I am I guess I keep hoping they learn something at some point... incorrect.

That stadium is emp-ty.

F is not low enough for the low-IQ moves that have been happening one after another for years now.

Betas be cucked.

It's a tough spot to be in. I am very hard on Tepper and the franchise as a whole but I know many, if not nearly all of the players are still putting it all out there. Hopefully they're pretty pissed at Tepper as well.

If true, yet another example of Tepper needing to do the opposite of what he thinks he needs to do.