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If you watched SU football (I know, it's VERRRRYYY difficult these days) in 2015/2016 and you don't know who this guy is, I gotta think you're falling asleep after the kickoff. I was surprised he didn't go in the 6th or 7th round at least but maybe it's a route running issue. I recall drops but not a chronic drop problem.

He dominated at Cuse

It's YPA that is worth looking at.

Big fan of O'Leary here. He makes plays when called upon of late. Started showing well part way through last season.

Bills 7, Zebras 7, Broncos 3

Lets all celebrate our latest crusader SaviorPeterman while he's still here! Here's to you buddy

Great takes. Well thought out and reasonable.

The answer is - none of the above. (Bad Route)

But but but, Jeremy on WGR said!!!!

you entirely disregarded/ or missed why the ball was placed where it was and why ZJ shouldn't have had to struggle with it, but ok. I agree that Zay is VERY talented and am hopeful

It's no different than PFF trying to "grade" an O-lineman. It's literally an impossible job without inside knowledge. They can make assumptions and get close, but it's not always going to be accurate. Kelly the Dog makes some other good points somewhere too about film watching... Some pass plays have designed targets regardless of the availability of other receivers on the play, for various reasons. Or when guys "come open" on film after the QB is already winding up to pass somewhere else...

Shoulda been yep. It's amazing how teammates factor into each-others outcomes in football, yet we (well not me lol) think measuring things like the "Record" of a QB has meaning on it's own

TT having a subpar game overall yesterday (along with many others on O) AND TT making a perfect throw on the last play (not really debatable) CAN (and do) both exist in the same game people. I know it's crazy to conceptualize but

I was actually defending the accurate throw TT made there. Stating that Zay stumbled a little and bent the route off too much toward the sideline, which he did. That play is for sure supposed to be thrown to the pylon considering the position of the deep and inside safety. Anyway... just clarifying for you. I think most understand (other than the hopeless) by now it was the right throw. Regardless of that, TT and the offense as a whole had a poor outing still.

Yep

Yep, it's a post-corner zone beater

At times Shaq DID flash the 1st round talent today, however.... As a LDE in a 4-3 I think he's doing a very good job this season. Quite an up-tick from last (injury factor plus experience).

Not wrong. Corner route adjustment carries a line to the pylon (like it was thrown). Zay shortened off the route. He'll learn, I'm not worried about him. Beyond all that TT missed some plays earlier in the game (maybe haters should focus on those instead of the GW pass that he threw to the right spot) and the run-game was non-existent. Add in a VERY good Carolina front 7 and at home, and you have of less than stellar offensive showing for sure.

Well said in your unique way ...

That's why this board is the best. You nailed what happened on the play. It's hard to ignore all the BS spewed but that's why we're called fans. Good to have fellow posters who appear to have played or coached the game and can talk about it. TT could have gotten rid of a couple throws quicker today with that said.

It looks like a bad throw because Zay tripped breaking to the corner. Just watch it... That said, TT could have certainly had a better game. No support from the O-line in the run game either.

Football is a simple game some days. The offense is not getting any run blocking done, nor do they have more than 1 to 2 seconds to throw on passing plays. Plus keeping TT taking snaps from center needs to be adjusted in 2nd half. D is playing well and should have a couple turnovers, but didn't come up with them.

Fair enough. However, what we are likely seeing here is just the result of the NFLPA collective bargaining agreement's guidelines on reporting injuries throughout the week. Shady is getting a rest day and has soreness.

11 games missed in 8 seasons. What a history!

He had 3 though, and said as much in his own interview the next morning. Also said he should have caught the TD that got picked as it "went right through my hands".