It's not just his motion though, I wish it was just that...it's his awareness, decision making, reading defenses and football IQ that's worrying and makes me doubt he can ever be good enough to be a starting QB in this league.

 

Bad motion or not, it's not acceptable to see him throwing into triple coverages like he did so many times today. (even the announcers were almost making fun of that). The first INT is not about his motion about his mental game. 

Same goes with other situations today, or like in the San Diego game when he got intercepted throwing into triple coverage to Greene (with Hurns open on a few yards on the left) or last year at New England on the first INT again in triple coverage, or against Carolina last year INT for throwing at Yeldon who was super covered, againstTampa Bay last and others. It's always the same kind of mistakes, only even worse and more often this year. 

 

Accuracy and bad throws are a huge problem but If it was just the motion well...maybe (maybe) we could try fixing that a bit more like last year (although that wouldn't be enough still as he lacks accuracy) but this season everything else is missing...and he supposedly worked on that this last offseason (said he spent much less time with Tom House and others and spent more time studying film...well as a result we have a terrible motion back and he still can't play smart)

 

It's hard to watch.

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