🏈 Question.......

[mrchase]

I know the INT's were bad...... but I noticed a lot of passes including the INT's were thrown in areas where there was space, sort of like that's where the receiver should have been.

Did anyone else notice that?

 

[UAgrad93]

I think those were miscommunications by either the QB or WR. Often times, routes are altered due to man or zone. Example being, a 12 yard curl is the call with the option of a fade or take off if press man. QB sees what he thinks is press in his pre snap and he assumes fade. The DB bails late, the WR sticks with the curl and the QB sails it deep for a pick or incomplete pass.

 

[JoshB]

Bateman's likely was. Coker's second interception was definitely not. He stared OJ down from the minute he snapped the ball, threw it late, and the DB jumped it. I cant seem to remember Coker's first pick but I think it was another deep pass that came nowhere near the receiver. Could have been receiver running wrong route but not sure.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

Yes, many times the QB gets blamed for the receiver running a bad route.

 

[planomateo]

I cant seem to remember Coker's first pick but I think it was another deep pass that came nowhere near the receiver. Could have been receiver running wrong route but not sure.

He was drilled by the Ole Miss defensive lineman, that one was more on Kelly than Coker.