(09-18-2024, 09:27 PM)p_rushing Wrote: Trevor has to understand the throw has to be made when his foot hits the last step. It doesn't matter if the double move is made yet or not. He has to throw it to a spot and let the WR to go get it. If the safety isn't there, they still won't get there.

Yes the OL is bad but Trevor is waiting too long to throw it. Trust the WR to get to the spot and throw the ball. You can still throw deep as long as you have timing down and throw it early.

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Suppose Trevor decided to throw as he stepped up to avoid Garrett , so it was one motion.  Did he have space for a throwing motion?  Does Garrett bat the ball away? That's a a safety or browns TD if he does. Does the DT bat it down? That's a possible pick 6. Does the ball sail? That's a likely INT or incompletion. Does it actually find an open receiver? Seems releasing the ball earlier than designed might be a bad strategy, to me.

If they wanted the ball to be out early they should have called the play that gets the ball out early.

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