2 things that could help Trevor immensely is learn at times to take some of the heat off some of his passes. You don't have to throw a fast ball every single pass. If every throw wasn't a fast ball when he throws those high ones the WRs might actually be able to catch it. Same with the RBs, if the are just running a short crosser or a short little out route you dont have to throw a fast ball every single time. Try to make the pass a little easier from them and these drops will likely get cut in half. Oh and the other one is the horrible game killing picks

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(10-10-2022, 08:25 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote:

(10-10-2022, 08:13 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: The Bradbuy one was a horrible decision lol.  He wasnt wide open, Bradbury was right there to jump in front of Kirk for the pick.  Agnew was wide open and had Kirk in front of him to block Bradbury for a likely TD.  It was a horrible decision to throw it to Kirk with Bradbury right in front of him facing toward the ball for the easy pick

I admittedly never rewatched that game so I'd have to look again. I remember Kirk being open and Trevor floating the ball in there giving Bradbury time to react. But I very likely could be wrong on that one. I was just going off memory.

(10-10-2022, 08:13 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: The Bradbuy one was a horrible decision lol.  He wasnt wide open, Bradbury was right there to jump in front of Kirk for the pick.  Agnew was wide open and had Kirk in front of him to block Bradbury for a likely TD.  It was a horrible decision to throw it to Kirk with Bradbury right in front of him facing toward the ball for the easy pick

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Look at Agnew underneath where he has Kirk for the blocker

https://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/video...d-zone-int

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