Bookie Man

I wonder if the wrs like Tyrod as much as McCoy does.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So why even put that clip up there? You can put a clip of Montana not seeing an open Rice and dumping it off for a 2 yard gain and say, "not everyone see's the open guy." Yes, every QB has missed an open guy before. But what exactly does that prove? This is a very common them for TT. That 25 yard dig route that MAJBobby posted earlier is one of about at least 8 plays where TT probably could have hit an open guy. But he's just not that QB.

It's hard to gauge where the WRs rank when you have a QB that doesn't throw to them. Matthews and Clay have been proven to be productive pass catchers, and Shady has got to be one the top 5 pass catching RB's. IMO they are comparable to the Chargers, Ravens, Dolphins, Titans, Jax, Houston, Indy, Carolina, Washington, Philly, Detroit, Chicago, Minnesota, Rams, Seattle, Arizona. There are only a few teams that are far ahead with talent at pass catchers, I feel like. You need a sufficient passer to showcase your talent. Even in limited preseason series, you got to see a small glimpse of what kind of catches Zay could make, with NP giving him a chance to make plays. Your WRs can only be as good as your QB lets them.

I'm pretty sure every QB in NFL has missed a throw at some time lol... funny post.

I'm pulling for TT but he needs to see someone "college open" to pull the trigger. Not a timing system QB.

Not trying to burn the guy, but I don't see how that statement can be possible in any way.

I agree that NP would have given them a better chance to win. But I think the margin for loss would have also been higher. TT is less likely to turn the ball over, but also less likely to sustain drives. I could see NP leading the offense to 10-13 points but I could also see him having a pick somewhere in there, so who knows. But I do feel he is a better QB option against defenses like Carolina. TT doesn't process things that quickly, nor does he try to stick throws in tight windows and when the pressure is getting there fast, that is what you need. I think NP, even as a rookie is pretty far ahead of Tyrod in that regard. There were a lot small plays (like the one in the Cover 1 tweet) left out on the field. Those are the type of plays NP makes routinely. Tyrod locks on for too long, then has to take a sack, scramble or check it down.

Maybe a combination of not a good route and not a great throw

Haha damn clouds always ruining my day!

The cover 1 ALL 22 should be good this week

This offense is better suited for NP imo

Damn

Seriously what would be the harm of putting in Peterman? Maybe get a pulse.

This D though

The Destroyer!

Welp

Petermania!

This feels like Baltimore from last year

Well at least Tyrod is good at the 2 min drill...

D is gonna start to wear out soon

Hughes didn't headbutt anyone so that's a good start in my book!

Give this man his prize!

Poyer the Destroyer

Is this like EJ lettin' it rip?

That play looks like a cover 2 buster! Is it even possible to stop that play if you don't get pressure on the QB there?