(08-18-2017, 01:35 PM)FBT Wrote:

(08-18-2017, 12:00 PM)FreeAgent01 Wrote: Maybe not, but it appeared that way to me.  I think having ARob as a receiver is very difficult because you are constantly having to adjust to either cutting off the route for backshoulder and jump balls or for the route to continue.  Regardless and either way, it was just one bad pass.  They happen multiple times every game by every quarterback in the league.

That's not an ARob problem.  That's a synchronization problem between the QB and the receiver.  It should be instinctive for both.  

That was a bad pass on a play where your receiver had a step on the coverage and a clear path to the end zone if Blake hits his spot.  He didn't.  They practice that play over and over again.  It should be almost automatic.  Throw to a spot and let your receiver go get it.

Yes, it was a bad pass. I'm just giving some context. It appeared that way to me because of the trajectory that Blake threw the ball. High arc on a 20 yard pass.

That is absolutely an ARob problem. It is both of their problems. The high percentage of backshoulder/jump ball throws that ARob gets makes it incredibly difficult to get on a rhythm. It's not like, "Oh, the corner is doing this presnap, let's hot to this." These are mostly, or at least appear to be, option routes. And when you are throwing more than half your passes as option passes you are going to have rhythm issues.

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