The Grievance Log
PA No. 006: Eagles v Panthers
Philadelphia warned that Carolina’s tight ends were playmakers and its safeties would be tested. Then it left Tommy Tremble alone on fourth-and-goal for a three-yard touchdown.
PA No. 005: Tennesse Titans v Baltimore Ravens
Mark Andrews caught two passes on Baltimore’s 98-yard drive before Tennessee lost him three yards from the end zone. Even the Ravens’ official highlight department called him “wide open.”
PA No. 004: Ravens v Cowboys
For the second consecutive week, Jake Ferguson was left wide open in the red zone. This time, the defense had prior written notice: Baltimore’s own scouting report called him “the threat over the middle.”
PA No. 003: Cowboys v Commanders
On first-and-goal, the Commanders left Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson completely unattended in the middle of the end zone. The football managed to locate the 6'5", 244-pound eligible receiver. The defense did not.
PA No. 002: Commanders v Eagles
Dallas Goedert caught the ball, escaped two defenders, and traveled 43 yards to the end zone while Washington’s secondary remained largely theoretical. Another tight end discovered that open space is an excellent source of points.
PA No. 001: Bears v Panthers
Cole Kmet traveled 22 yards into the end zone while Carolina’s defense treated his route as an optional group activity. The Bears scored. Several trained professionals appeared surprised.