Yet, Linehan and Garrett seem opposed to feeding the superstar back. What makes that even more notable is that the Cowboys have Elliott on the roster. The interesting thing about that is that he’s attempted no fewer than 25 passes in any of them. Going back to last season, Prescott has failed to throw for even 200 yards in five straight games. Scott Linehan and Jason Garrett neglect the bell cow What happened on Sunday was simply ineptitude from the players who are on the team. But his absence is no excuse for the defense allowing this to happen.
His presence might have prevented at least some of these plays. But this goes beyond just Khalil Mack being gone. We all know what’s happened to the defense and who’s not there. For those of you scoring at home, that means that the Raiders allowed more than 27 yards a play. Those drives took a combined eight plays. The Dolphins went on second half touchdown drives of 70, 70, and 80 yards. The Raiders actually started the second half well, forcing a punt on the opening possession and then scoring a touchdown to go up 17-7. While New York still forced a punt on the drive, here’s what the penalties did.įor the third week in a row, the Oakland Raiders took a lead into halftime. The other offset a Cleveland penalty that would have set up a second-and-long. One of them came after the Browns failed on a third down. With the Jets up 14-0 late in the first half, Johnson committed two penalties - taunting and unnecessary roughness - on three plays. Trumaine Johnson’s penalties assist Browns in comeback These were the most notable blunders from Week 3 of the NFL season. In another recurring theme, the NFL again has egg on its face because of a well-intentioned but horribly thought-out rule. But, in what’s become a recurring theme, that didn’t happen nearly enough. As a result, they were embarrassed by Josh Allen and the previously winless Buffalo Bills.Įzekiel Elliott was dominant when he got the ball for Dallas Cowboys. On Sunday, the dominant Minnesota Vikings were pretty clearly looking ahead to a big Week 4 showdown. Cleveland’s efforts were aided by significant mistakes from a veteran New York Jets defender. The week got off to a bang with the Cleveland Browns winning their first game in nearly two years.
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