Comparing Key Drops: Kincaid vs. Andrews in Crunch Time

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00:00Honey, we talked about Dalton Kincaid right there before the

00:03break. Some people were trying to make the comparison between

00:06Kincaid and the drop late in the fourth quarter this week as

00:11compared to Mark Andrews in the critical mistakes, the fumble and

00:14the drop on the two point conversion last week in Buffalo

00:18to me, they are not even comparable. Mark Andrews was

00:21wide open in a play design directly to him on a good ball

00:25right at the pylon. Dalton Kincaid was basically trying to

00:29play three flags up as somehow some way Josh Allen's cannon

00:33arm got the ball up there. But it was a free for all it was a

00:36scramble. It wasn't a design route to an open King click

00:40Kincaid in the flat who just dropped the football. Should he

00:43have made the play? Sure. Does he make the play seven out of

00:4610 times? Perhaps? Was it the worst disastrous drop we have

00:50ever seen? No. And that was not the reason Buffalo lost the

00:54football game. It was the defensive display from Casey in

00:58a great play design on a delayed cornerback blitz from

01:01Trent McDuffie from Steve Spagnuolo that put Josh Allen in

01:05that chaotic moment anyway.

01:08Yes, and I agree with you. And we look at that play in slow

01:11motion. And what's our first response here? Oh, we should

01:13have made that play. Trust me, if you've ever played the game

01:16of football, you are running one route, you see a football in

01:19the air, you have to adjust yourself, come back to the

01:22football when there's three defenders with their arms out

01:24heads out, you don't know where anybody is. And you have to dive

01:27to make that play in freezing cold temperatures. It's a tough

01:30catch. Should he have made it? Will he tell you that he should

01:32have made it? Absolutely. But those are some of the breaks

01:35that you have to get. But if you are being honest, like we always

01:37talk about, like, how about just in fairness, right? Kansas City

01:40won that play. Like you were asking for Buffalo to complete a

01:43miracle pass on fourth and five to extend that drive and maybe

01:47tie the football game up and they couldn't do it. That's what

01:49you're asking for. It wasn't as if and you're right. It's a

01:51great comparison to Mark Andrews, because technically it's

01:54no comparison at all. Like five yards away, hit you in the

01:57stomach, you drop the pass much different than a Hail Mary ball.

02:01I'm trying to dive and come back for to make a great catch

02:03here. No comparison to me, but you can see it too. Tight ends

02:07got to make a play in the biggest moment. Neither one of

02:09them does, but the difficulty of catch on Andrews was 1% and it

02:13was 80% on the opposite side with Kincaid. It's a shame

02:16because we love football games like that. The theater of them

02:19completing that pass is like, oh my goodness, where does this

02:22game end up and wind up? I'll tell you where it winds up.

02:25Buffalo kicks a field goal. Kansas City goes right down the

02:27field and kicks a field goal wins that game. That's probably

02:29the way it ends. Anyway, just would have loved to seen it

02:31play out though.

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