By the time Bobby Wagner turned around the rb was already at him in the end zone. Terrible. Wonder what's going on that Mebane has been living in the backfield for most of the season until the last few losses. He always seems to win the leverage, get lower and penetrate the line of scrimmage. How does Red get blocked by a TE? The only thing I can think on this play is that they were deflated by the interception being overturned by a penalty or just tired from another long drive.

leroy hill was on an island covering with his bum ankle without a 2nd safety over the top. one safety to cover the whole field is not safe.

I had the privilege of witnessing the onslaught on seattle's defense in person this past weekend...I was sitting about 50 or so yardline on the visitor side about 3rd row from field level...and I'll tell you this Somebody should have Spoken up about leaving the other LB in the game instead of Putting Leroy Hill back in after the ankle injury...I was watching the guy try to walk it off back and forth because he wanted to help the team and contribute...I admire his heart...but I wondered on a few occasions why Miami was able to exploit our defense so easily...It wasnt until i was able to watch game rewind when I saw the weak link Leroy hill get mowed over with a stiff arm by Reggie Bush? not likely...critical drive momentum for Miami...then in the fourth Quarter...Leroy is unable to keep up with a tight end who gets away wide open for a TD...The man simply should have had a replacement...I mean he wasn't 100% and was probably more focused on playing through pain than with the responsibilities and assignments of the play at hand...Unacceptable and I blame both Coaching and Player for Covering up the actual amount of pain...ended up costing teammates and the city big...I have full Confidence in our backup Depth Mike morgan stepped in For KJ with ease and Malcolm Smith can do the same for Leroy im sure if Needed to if nothing else I'm sure they could have brought the physical ability to stay with a man and not give up big plays...