The Jacksonville Jaguars walked into Pittsburgh and came off the top rope on the Steelers, leaping out to a 21-0 lead over the heavily favored (-7) home team early (follow along with our live blog here, stream the game with CBS All Access here). They didn't do it without the Steelers' help though. Ben Roethlisberger contributed with an interception under the shadow of his own goal line. And Todd Haley contributed with a miserable call on fourth down.

While trailing 14-0, the Steelers marched down the field, mainly on the strength of Le'Veon Bell's rushing attack. Bell came up short on a third down and the Steelers faced a choice. They decided to go -- and would have run a play against 10 defenders, but Doug Marrone called timeout -- and called a very silly play, a toss sweep.

Look, hindsight is easy when you're sitting here with slippers and no pants on yelling at the television, but there is no chance that a toss sweep on a 4th-and-short should be in Haley's playbook against the fastest and most athletic defense in the NFL. 

Fun fact: this is not the first time in a critical playoff situation that Haley's gone for the 4th-and-short toss. He did it back in the 2011 NFL playoffs when he was head coach of the Chiefs.

People were not impressed then and they were not impressed on Sunday either.

There are plenty of other reasons why the Steelers are getting hammered by the Jaguars, including a strip-sack of Ben Roethlisberger that led to a Jaguars touchdown, Leonard Fournette pounding the rock down the Steelers throat and Blake Bortles playing well. 

But getting points and cutting the lead from 14-0 to 14-3 or 14-7 was critical at that juncture and the offense came up woefully short on a terrible playcall.