(10-06-2024, 01:24 PM)OG-JAGFAN Wrote: Lawrence against the colts missed a wide open receiver in the first quarter. The announcers called him out on it live. We end the drive on downs due to Lawrence lack of vision.

....he hit that WR later and he fumbled.

Ope!

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(10-06-2024, 06:24 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(10-06-2024, 06:14 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: Trevor had 1 bad throw today.  Had a great game.  Let's see it again next week against the Bears.

I assume you're referring to the INT into triple coverage in the 3rd Quarter, right?

I'd love to see an All 22 or even a replay of that play.  I don't have DVR, so I'm just going by what I saw.  But it looked to me that besides BTJ running the crossing corner route towards the EZ, the other WRs all seemed to converge into the same area, making it impossible for Lawrence to throw it anywhere other than to BTJ.  

The throw was still bad.  I'm not saying it wasn't.  He probably should have thrown it much further towards the sideline where nobody but BTJ could catch it.  Instead, he tried to thread the needle.  So there is blame on Trevor.

But the play design was one in which there was only one receiver he could throw to.  The other WR routes looked like they all converged into the same place.  Maybe Lawrence should have looked off BTJ sooner?  I guess that could be as well.  But, like I said, from the one replay I saw for half a second, it looked poorly designed. 

I'm sure someone will analyze the play.  I look forward to being pointed out to being wrong.  But that's just my opinion from the first look I got today.

He was zoned in on the WR and CB, WR got a step on the CB but he didn't see the safety tracking the play from the snap. The safety ran a cut-off route and beat the WR to the ball.

It was tunnelvision, but it also was an outlier. I ain't gonna freak unless it's a trend.

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