If its the difference between a 17 yard gain and 15 yard gain it’s one thing (although those yard add up), but when a player has the opportunity to end the game, he’s got to make a hit.
Sure but Minkah, Watt and Heyward need oxygen from carrying this defense on their back. So you are really nit picking. And I've been a big critic of the Minkah trade because I thought he was being misused 15 -30 yards off the ball. He probably isn't all pro this year because he doesn't have the picks but I hink it's his best year as a Steeler.
I have no idea what he is doing or thinking. No matter how that series played out they should of had approx. 1:30 to work with.
With most of these coaches it's like a chess master versus a kid who is learning Connect 4. I just don't know what he thinks half the time. I will go back and look but to my memory time was a zero factor for the Titans. They were simply bleeding clock and either scoring a major or settling for a FG. Then he commits to whatever BS strategy and then stops the clock with 20 some seconds left. Just in time for the possibility of Ray Ray fumbling or them jumping a route while trying to make a 56 yard field goal. And this **** happens time and time again.
Just a "kudos" moment for the offense though. With just 30 or 40 seconds they moved the ball downfield far enough to get into FG range, including a GREAT play with 5 seconds left to move the ball as close as they did and the receiver getting OOB.
Most if not all the beat writers, Gulac, Pruista, Lolley, etc have opined, Brandon Hunt is Kevin’s successor. Omar has his VP title like Colbert does already. Hunt has been Colbert’s understudy for some time now.
I think it was even more amazing because I want to say they barely had 20 seconds on the clock unless they added time back on. When the **** had the ball, I remember there being 25 seconds on the clock. The kickoff should have taken some time off unless it was a touchback (I missed the kickoff so don't know on that one). Either way, it just shows again that they can move the ball down the field. Why they wait until situations like that to do it is just dumbfounding.
Yep, he is the logical successor with so much experience in the scouting department.
Correct. Tomlin could have called a timeout with 1:55 left after the first-and-goal at the 4. Incomplete pass took 4 seconds. 2nd down catch took 4 seconds. Sack should have taken 6 seconds max, he was down with 26 seconds left. Field goal took 3 seconds. Kickoff return took 6 seconds. Steelers could have had the ball on the 22 with 1:32 on the clock, AND a timeout to work with.
You don't have to go back and look. Tennessee had a first-and-goal at the 4 yard line with almost two minutes left, and all three of their timeouts remaining. The Titans had exactly ZERO concern with the clock, other than watching the Steelers stupidly allow it to tick away. Not only that, but when Tomlin finally did decide to call for time on 4th down, he inexplicably waited five seconds after the sack to do so. Five seconds that might have come in handy to get a few yards closer for Boswell that could have (at least partially) overcome his otherwise imbecilic handling of the clock.
The offense actually only had 12 seconds left after the kickoff return. If Tomlin manages the clock properly, as I mentioned above, they have over a minute-and-a-half and a timeout to work with. It's confounding that he's still this bad after this many years.
That is just a bunch of bullshit. First of all, you're about to be behind by two scores (10 points if they hold the Titans to a field goal, 14 if they don't). Secondly, Tennessee is set to receive the second half kickoff. There is simply no excuse for not using your timeouts there to give your offense as much time as possible to score before halftime...especially if he was still going to try and move the ball into field goal range from his own 22 with 12 seconds left on the board. Ridiculous.
Ya man he kicked *** had really good game they ask a lot from him he’s playing his position and bushes… they are just gashing the off inside linebacker just gashing it… the dline is letting guards to get out on the linebackers but with bush he is so out of position the guards can’t find him to block him… lol.. hes lost in this defense reminds me of sharknato Thomas the safety few years back another draft pick flop.
