I just had a few of those last night. They're good but I feel they'd been sitting for a while because they were a
little chewy.
You sound like my girlfriend. Feh
We've addressed :16 as a bit behind the receiver although it was good coverage.
Come on, 1:44 is nitpicking. Every QB throws a ball out of bounds like that literally every week.
2:42 shows why it's hard to take you seriously. There is nothing wrong with that throw. That was a good play by the defender to knock it out after it was caught at first.
2:51: what? I thought it was fine. It's a screen to McKenzie which he turned upfield.
I agree on 3:30 although Ramsey was closing in on him. He is working on these throws.
3:57: That's a throwaway. Come on. Take off the crusade helmet.
I can agree with 4:04.
All in all, your anti-Allen crusade is tiresome and telling people to go cry in their pillow because of it is just sad.
I noticed from the stands Sunday that, while he had those great punts to pin the Jags deep, overall he was pretty crappy. Even people around me noticed a lot of the punts wobbled and didn't go very deep.
I highly doubt this.
I dogged on Shaq a lot, but since he's moved to the interior and I don't have to see his patented "spinaroonie of doom" on some tackle, I've been impressed. He's not an all star, but I would resign him to something like 5 years, 30 million.
Pump the brakes, my friend. Every rookie QB deserves way more than half a season. I am encouraged by Allen (today was a blast), but I can't anoint him or any of these guys (even Baker!) as franchise QBs until I see more. That's just how I see it. I refuse to declare anyone a bust or "the guy" right away.
Here's my hot take: if I'm thinking of the pass you are, I think Allen deliberately threw it into the ground. Ramsey was about three feet from the receiver (McKenzie?), who would have gotten pulverized if he caught it.