(09-26-2024, 07:50 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(09-26-2024, 07:42 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Way am I 100% not surprised you don't understand why a sailed pass is an outlier among Trevor's 2024 mistakes. 
Overthrows are far from his biggest issue. They've become more and more uncommon from him as his career has waned on. 

"Meh" was in reference to the other poster's criticism of the play as an example of what's wrong. It's a bad example. 
It's his only INT this year.

You should also gain some perspective on how BTJ undercut his route and would have run deeper had he not been cut off by the defender trailing Duvernay. 

It is made plain for you in this clip. You can see BTJ turn on a shallower angle when Duvernay's cover guy blocks his path. 

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https://twitter.com/TravisDHolmes/status...2223343030

First bolded:  I've never said overthrows were Trevors major issue...  But nice straw man.  You do that alot.  Well, actually you use pedantic drivel to usually discredit posters.

Second bolded:  That's coaching...

Sorry my man, but this team is not being coached to be succesful.  This is just not good enough.  It hasn't been since the start of 2023.  I kept harping on it.  It's just becoming more and more obvious this year how badly coached we are.

Baalke should be fired.  The O-Line is bad.  But in 2022, we overcame that when the HC has some fire in his belly.  Some, to think of a word.... Passion?

Ugh 

The overthrow reference is not a strawman

It was merely the context of the discussion that you jumped into

Try to catch up before you feebly attempt to tell me all about myself

A rookie receiver undercutting his route because he's got a defender in his way is not About coaching
Again, horrible example
There are 100 examples of bad things that you could pin on coaching happening this year
That altered route is hardly one of them, or at the least a really bad example

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