Yeah some of it goes on Blake, but a big part of it is on the weapons and coaching.

Someone mentioned actually playing wr, I have in HS and minor league. In minor league we had two QB's. A tall prototype and a short scrambler. The tall guy threw perfect spirals and was the starter. The back-up threw a lot of ducks but you know what...I preferred the short, duck thrower.

Point was, a duck isn't any harder to catch. In fact a spiral is harder to catch. But if you're a WR and been catching your entire life it really doesn't matter.

These guys CAN'T CATCH is what I'm saying. They don't (except Hurns) catch the ball like people who have been catching all their lives. A pass that's off the mark should be only a minor inconvenience unless you're being hammered by a DB at the same time. If the ball is in your circumference you should be able to catch it and it's not off the mark.

I'm betting 50% of Blake's INT's are off deflections!

Stuff like this gets into the head of the QB. When you make throws to a guy with DL all over you and yeah it may not be perfect, but the Receiver drops it, or worst yet deflects it into a INT.

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