Regarding the 3rd and 17 play, the call is the call and almost paid off. Watching it over in slow motion I like the concept actually. Ossai and Graham get upfield and force Burrow forward into the path of McCulloch, who does a decent job of absorbing the RB and resets to dive at Burrow. Chris Brown is spying and would have secured Burrow had he elected to make a run for it. Where it all went wrong for the defense is such a small margin it's frustrating how close we got. Coburn decides to spin around in front of the LG and had he held ground facing forward most likely he gets his arms or body around to make a difficult throw even harder for Burrow. Sterns then can't keep up with the faster WR, as he's either hiding an injury or somehow got slower.
Hindsight is 20/20 but the difference between success and a 60 yard td was Coburn making a useless spin rather than holding ground or driving his legs facing the play... Burrow made the throw jumping up and into his LG after all, and Jeff McC was inches away from pulling at his throwing arm. So close yet so far away.