Shame of the game - Chiefs

[dolphins4life]

McDaniel. 

The running game was shredding KC and they called four passes in a row?

[Dave Gray]

Hill.  2 1st down drops (tough catches but hit his hands) and a fumble for 6 the other way.

He had some catches and yards but your best player needs to make more of an impact.

[Spider-Dan]

Gotta be Tyreek this game.  He had a lot to say before the game, which is fine... but then you have to back it up.  As Dave said, two big drops on admittedly tough catches, and the fumble 6 for what turned out to be the winning score.  No one got to see his special touchdown celebration for the Chiefs because the Chiefs kept him out of the end zone.

[Garrett]

Tua. Although he had a descent game, he missed on about 4 throws, that could have been game changers.

[DZA]

Tyreek fumbling - allowing a 59 yrd score .  key drops that would have most likely changed the game.

[Denver2]

Hill with shameful mention to Tua

[Dave Gray]

I think Tua played pretty well, considering.  It's weird that he's getting flack.

My other choice, if not Hill, would be McDaniel for cutesy play calling behind the line of scrimmage that was losing yards -- it seems like high risk plays with little reward when other parts of the offensive game were working in a more traditional sense.

[CF DolFan]

Tyreek and I don't even think it's close. Two drops and a "game changing" fumble from the guy who is supposedly our game changer.  No one else is close IMO.

[Downunder Dolphan]

Conor Williams.

There was the hold call which nullified a great Mostert run on first down, but what really gets it for me was the bad snap on our last possession of the game which resulted in the Tua fumble and turnover on downs. On the replay it's pretty clear - the ball is on the left hash mark, and Tua is also on the left hash mark, all he has to do is snap it straight. Instead it goes wide right (Tua's non preferred side) and the rest is history.

There were a lot of little mistakes that killed us this game - we were right in it, but stuff like this cost us any chance of a win. If you think about it going back, it almost cost us against the Chargers in week 1 too. 

[Downunder Dolphan]

Tyreek and I don't even think it's close. Two drops and a "game changing" fumble from the guy who is supposedly our game changer.  No one else is close IMO.

I can't give it to Tyreek.

KC blanketed him all game with double and triple coverage (like we did to Kelce) to take him out of the equation (both teams were pretty successful in that).

One of those drops he had his facemask ripped at the line by Snead (not called by the refs, who let a lot go all game outside of the offense and defensive lines) which was why he was fractionally late to the ball and missed the catch.

As for the fumble, I'm with Dave that it was a horrible call by the refs.