(10-04-2017, 01:03 AM)CAPTAIN Wrote:

(10-03-2017, 02:37 PM)Kane Wrote: When 100 people think one way and 1 person thinks another, the 100 people aren't crazy.
Bortles inaccuracy is almost solely on him, his mechanics, and his decision making.

The number of drops I was talking about is in reference to the idea that we have receivers dropping passes left and right, we don't.
Lee is the ONLY one with credited "drops"
Our QB isn't bad because the WRs are dropping balls.

The season is still young (sample size is small) and Lee is not heavily targeted compared to some other receivers  (due to the run heavy offense) but still manages to be tied for first in drops for 2017. The trio of Lee, Robinson and Hurns accounted for 21 drops last season between the three of them. 

The point aint about " Our QB isn't bad because the WRs are dropping balls" - the point is the WRs suck too.

Why are they though?  Have ya ever tried to catch a badly thrown ball?  Have ya done it with defenders closing in?  Have ya tried to catch it over your head with defenders closing in?  

I am talking bout in real games not madden. I have and is a major difference.  Unless ya using a Nerf.  For those who like me played high school football.  Or college football.  

It is no where as easy as couch potatoes make it out to be.  The fans and the noise make a huge difference.  And the concentration level needed.  

I am not saying our receivers don't have butter fingers at times.  I am saying.   The ball has to be Catchable for it to be the receivers fault.  

Many of Blake's throws are huge adjustments to catch a simple pass.  He is so worried about getting hit.  He is not paying attention to where to throw the ball.  In already tight windows.  Imagine ya little boy throwing to you. 

And it is way off the mark.  But ya have a very competitive best friend/family member/ neighbor.  Going for it same time. Times 1000 % harder.

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