I have to say it yet again...Just like many losses last year, if just one of many plays - just one - they win. Terrible PI call when the Ram made a great int with a minute to go; Stafford doesn’t see Ferguson for a wide open TD on the first possession; Watson drops easy pick on Denver’s first possession; horrible play by Forbes on the punt in the third Q where he ran out of bounds forever - Denver started on their 48 instead of their 8; horrible special teams tackling and coverage on the other punt - Denver had TD drives of 52 and 36 yards due to Sp Teams; Stafford’s pick six, just a horrible decision; can’t defend a two point play AGAIN - saw this vs Seattle last year. They also lost Watson and Ferguson on top of not having Garrett and Puka, had 13 penalties (don’t want to start of the refs), but were still one play at the end from winning. They don’t get a consistent pass rush either; that 37 yard gain late by Denver on 2cd and 20, just a killer. The only positive I see is it’s early and a loss to an AFC team, and Seattle lost today as well. With Philly and Buff next we could be looking at 1-4.
Stafford missing open receivers, not seeing open receivers, and turning the ball over negate his veteran QB stud positives.
IF you're going to put up with missing open receivers, not seeing open receivers, and turning the ball over, then you should ask yourself why you're starting the old QB instead of the young QB you invested a high draft pick in.
There are still a couple big games ahead, where we're gonna rally around Stafford to try to win and get back into this playoff chase. But if we don't win them, as I observed a couple weeks ago in another thread everybody hated, there is going to be a very obvious decision staring us in the face.