Of Cam Ward's 4 interceptions, none have come from poor decisions. 2 were inaccurate throws 1 was dropped by the receiver 1 he was hit as he threw However, he doesn't throw over the middle and it's killing his potential

If the Titans want Cam Ward to be a good quarterback they have to fix his throwing form like the Bills did for Josh Allen. It's unacceptable

Similar issues too. Cam Ward's biggest problem is his abysmal accuracy. He definitely has the brains and the athleticism to be a good quarterback but he won't take the team anywhere until the Titans address his accuracy, which they absolutely refuse to do

49ers offense before Trent Williams gets injured: 23 points, 0 punts 49ers offense after Trent Williams gets injured: 0 points, 0 first downs

What's the purpose of blitzing against the Commanders when the offensive line can't protect against a 4 man rush?

Interesting how the moment Trent Williams goes down the entire 49ers offense stalls

The ball just threw Jayden Daniels

Why accept a 10 yard penalty when you forced a 1 yard loss and your defense has been playing like shit? Take the loss you generated and take that extra down from them because they'll gain 17 on you anyways

Dude this is so unfair Brock Purdy sits behind the nicest cleanest pocket you've ever seen and takes a checkdown on half of his passes and people will glaze him as if he doesn't have 7 seconds to make his decision every dropback

God hates the Eagles

Week 6 performances. Who did I miss?

Why are people calling this dropped interception a highlight for JJ McCarthy

Kenneth Walker is literally on pace to break the NFL record for rushing yards and nobody wants to consider him an MVP candidate

Dak Prescott is playing like an idiot

Is it just me or has all of football, college and NFL, had an insane amount of drops this weekend?

3 dropped touchdowns from the Packers. What the fuck

Matthew Golden with his 3rd drop

Matthew Golden please catch a touchdown pass. That could've been #3 on the day for you but you have butterfingers