Idk,, but he's been doing it since the preseason this year. Collinsworth talked a lot about it and even illustrated it nicely during the 3rd preseason game vs Cincy.


Every announcer/analyst on television for each game this year has noticed it and talked about it. Even Archuleta yesterday did a very good job of analyzing accuracy issues from Blake.


It seems that Blake is pretty good when he's moving out of the pocket (either scrambling out, or on designed roll-outs).


When he's moving, the throws seem much quicker and compact. He doesn't have time to really set and have a long wind up "hitch".


When he's in the pocket and setting up,, he drops that ball low with a "hitch" and his accuracy has been terrible so far.


There were some throws yesterday that were wobbling sideways during the downward trajectory. The INT by Moseley was a good play by him to catch it. However, the pass itself was the furthest thing from a spiral I've ever seen. Looking at the replay, the ball was wobbling in a sideways motion on the way down.


It's not good. That's for sure.

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