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Impressions From The Steelers Game
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Quote:Seems like someone needs some remedial work on their reading skills. All I did was quote what you wrote. We could go on with some more of your "analysis" of the play if you want. I believe that you said that there was no rush on Bortles during the play. I think that the series of screen shots illustrates something different. Here are the options that Bortles had on that play. 1. Throw to the obvious open reciever for a short gain (which is what happened). 2. Throw the ball away. 3. Run for dear life and either take a sack or make it to the sideline. There are 10 kinds of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those who don't. |
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