Sour Rankings: Talib poked Allen's eye, Tannehill botched another snap

From Ryan Tannehill's botched snap resulting in a safety (for the second week in a row!) to Aqib Talib poking Dwayne Allen in the eye, Chris Burke's Sour Rankings rounds up the best of the worst of NFL's Week 9.

The updated Power Rankings arrive on Wednesday. But first, the Sour Rankings take a spin through the worst of the past week in the NFL …

10. Miami's snap woes

The Dan Campbell experience apparently ran out of steam after two weeks. After starting 2–0 under their interim coach, the Dolphins have lost back-to-back games. In each game, they've taken a safety due to center Mike Pouncey and QB Ryan Tannehill botching a snap near the end zone.

The latest miscue:

Ryan Tannehill is still struggling with that whole "take the snap" thing. https://t.co/vm0s2SPLwZ pic.twitter.com/SBdYc5vEhs

— SB Nation GIF (@SBNationGIF) November 8, 2015

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9. The Jaguars vs. Ryan Fitzpatrick

With his 28–23 win over the Jaguars on Sunday, Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick scored a bit of unusual history.

Ryan Fitzpatrick is the 1st QB in NFL history to start and win against the same opponent (JAX) for 5 different teams. #JAXvsNYJ

— NFL (@NFL) November 8, 2015

Fitzpatrick now has beaten Jacksonville as a member of the Bengals, Bills, Titans, Texans and Jets. Those last four have come in four successive seasons, quite the nod to Fitzpatrick's journeyman career.

8. Pat McAfee's hit

The Colts' punter never has been one to shy away from contact, so when Denver's Omar Bolden broke loose on a return just before halftime Sunday, McAfee wanted to make a play. One problem: There was a blocker between him and Bolden.

McAfee's solution: Try the ol' bank shot ...

It didn't work—Bolden stayed on his feet and took it to the house—but props for ingenuity. Bonus points for being a punter capable of blowing guys up.

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7. Delanie Walker's touchdown

This is not how you play defense, New Orleans.

PLAY OF THE DAY?
Marcus Mariota threw it.
2 Saints defenders deflected it.
Delanie Walker caught it for a 61-yard TD https://t.co/uHmH9Bo8q0

— NFL (@NFL) November 8, 2015

The Titans trailed 14–3 when this happened, then rallied to win in overtime. Who knows how things go down if either Jairus Byrd or Keenan Lewis manages to intercept this pass, thrown right to them by Marcus Mariota. 

6. Ndamukong Suh disagrees with a call

Kind of easy to side against Suh during any in-game arguments, but he had a point on this one. With Buffalo facing a third-and-four from the Miami 34, Suh got to QB Tyrod Taylor and had him wrapped up for a potential sack. Rather than finish the tackle and risk an unnecessary roughness call, though, Suh merely spun Taylor around.

Suh definitely had a point here... if he slams him down it is 15 yards, if you want to protect QBs blow the whistle pic.twitter.com/Vrk91shUd3

— YardsPerPass (@YardsPerPass) November 9, 2015

In the process, Taylor managed to throw the football out of bounds, resulting in an incomplete pass. Suh's response to the decision was R-rated: “You've got to blow that dead or I'm gonna slam the f*** out of him next time.”

The sack gone, Miami accepted a holding penalty, giving Buffalo another third-down chance. And Taylor promptly fired a touchdown to Sammy Watkins.

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5. DeAngelo Williams vs. Aldon Smith

Smith turned in another active game for the Raiders, notching three tackles plus a sack. Williams made sure he got nowhere near Ben Roethlisberger on this play, though:

4. Mike Zimmer vs. Jeff Fisher

The Vikings lost starting QB Teddy Bridgewater to a concussion Sunday, brought on when St. Louis's Lamarcus Joyner hit Bridgewater high as the quarterback was sliding. Understandably, the Vikings were none too pleased. 

Zimmer barely slowed down to shake Fisher's hand once the game ended (Minnesota won in OT), then later the Vikings' coach added this: "I would say if we were in the street, we probably would have had a fight." 

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3. Rob Riggle's Adele parody

I'm almost positive that Riggle has yet to land one of his FOX pregame show skits on the Sour Rankings list, but credit where it's due. This mockery of the NFC East, set to Adele's “Hello,” is pretty terrific.

2. Cam Newton vs. Packers fans

Because we can't go a week without someone getting mad at Cam Newton about something ridiculous ... Before his team moved to 8–0 with a win over the Packers, Newton took it upon himself to rip down a "North Carolina Cheesehead" sign hung by some Green Bay fans at Bank of America Stadium. 

Here's the banner Cam Newton ripped down before the game pic.twitter.com/j4P8dEqz5c

— Jonathan Jones (@jjones9) November 9, 2015

The man who owned the sign, Mike Dobs, reported to police that it had been stolen. He says he's giving the Panthers 48 hours to make it up to him before taking “further action,” the Fayetteville Observerreported. Dobs says the sign cost him $500. 

Also happening in the stands during the Panthers-Packers game: This. 

Everybody calm down.

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1. Aqib Talib's eye poke

Talib can expect to hear from the league office for this idiotic, dirty move he pulled late in Sunday's loss to Indianapolis. 

He'll probably hear from his teammates, too, because without the penalty that resulted from Talib's intervention on the Dwayne Allen-Von Miller disagreement, the Broncos likely would have gotten the ball back late, down by six. Instead, Indianapolis (with the help of another call on Denver) ran out the clock.