The shocking West Brom stats and a fresh Ryan Mason problem: Talking points from West Brom's dismal defeat at QPR
Albion were beaten on the road again as they failed to back up their impressive Swansea comeback - with QPR running out comfortable winners in West London.
Albion conceded in first half stoppage time - before another bad error led to a second.
Aune Heggebo pulled a goal out of nothing to get them back in the game - before they conceded again late on.
Jonny Drury looks at some talking points to come from the game.
A change that didn't need making
The story going to London was whether Albion could back up that Swansea comeback.
When the team news came in, it quickly turned to a change no one saw coming.
Ryan Mason made a quadruple change against Swansea that turned the tide of that game - and those who came on were rightly rewarded.
But then he also stunned a lot of Albion fans by bringing in Joe Wildsmith to replace Josh Griffiths.
The Albion number one made an error last week and has had the occasional moment this season - in amongst a catalogue of top saves.
So why Mason brought back in Wildsmith - whose only run in the side saw him dropped after a string of errors, was strange.
On the pitch, he didn't really have a save to make, but he looked shaky and in turn the backline looked shaky.
