The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly - Week 10

How many times in his career have we seen him have an awful game and then rebound by putting up a worse performance? I never expect him to come out and force two turnovers. This was clearly his best game of his season and possibly his career. Awesome performance.

Can’t sugarcoat and never been one to complain(much about the refs) but that alleged late hit on Timmons was purely horse shit, cow shit or what ever kind of shit you want to call it.

He really showed up to play today after a less than stellar game last Sunday.

Same with Keisel. He made his presence felt today against the run.

I dont know about putting Worilds in the good category. He really didnt do much of anything today, and he still isn’t very good against the run. He still looks awkward rushing from a two-point stance.

We get Woodley back after the BYE, and the Cheifs will get pummeled

Outstanding.

Was Troy waiting for Clark to make the play or was it the rib injury?

not buying the Offensive pass interference on Miller, that was a pretty ticky tack call. I would also add that Johnson caught the same pass that he missed last week to keep the last drive alive and run out the clock. Please people stop calling for the heads of lesser players when they have an off week.

…but after reading the story about his life, any disparagement towards him as a man or on his character will be my bad, and I should be called on it.

He had a good game today, and deserves the game ball. I am going to try very hard to find the good in what he does on the field, to honor what he represents and accomplishes off the field.

My hat off to Mr. Gay.

…the rest of the AFC North LOSING. Yay!

I believe Ike Taylor’s comments drastically discounts fan knowledge. You’d have to be an idiot to not notice Gay has improved, and have to be a bigger idiot to think that improvement doesn’t come from extra hard work. The facts are William Gay as a zone corner is in position to prevent a big play a lot, which is what are defense needs. He has improved his man coverage but I still believe he is possibly the worst press coverage CB on the team or even in the league ( counting only CBs #1-3). need to work on the use of his hand to redirect the receiver so Clark can get over top. (Though Clark should have recognized the scenario and got over the top much faster)

O-Line and Heath. O-Line was nothing short of ugly. No room to run for most of the game, and, more importantly, Ben took a beating.

Does anyone realize that our season was on the brink when Ben lost that shoe? Imagine what would have happened to that foot if it had been stepped on by a 300-pound cleat? Wow.

And as to Heath, yeah, the INT was on him, but it was more of a bad break. And the offensive PI – I’m sorry, but there was barely any contact between the players there. And it was away from the play. It was a bad call, as for my liking.

Also, what do you think about the Personal foul call on Timmons? I thought that while he was late, he slammed on the breaks as he was going to hit the Bengal, and did not hit really him. I dunno.

Right after Gay caught the game-clinching INT, I stood up from my seat and yelled, “I like it Gay!” I stopped for a moment and looked around to see if anyone was staring at me. Luckily, everyone was too busy cheering on the defense!

Antonio Brown continuing his development. It is a great thing to have three or four receivers a team must account for (Wallace, Brown, Heath, and one of the Hines/Cotchery/Sanders trio) on every play.

when he gets healthy.

Imagine an opposing defensive coordinator knowing that any combination of Wallace/Brown/Sanders (or even all three together?) could go deep on any given play!