Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by SkyZer0:
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Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
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it was accurate enough to hit the receivers hands and be caught.
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It was high and behind on a slant…you don't throw the ball behind someone who's running the opposite way. Totally catchable but again not a accurate ball.
Different view shows it
Deebo should've caught this but man, you just cannot throw this high and behind when he is wide ass open. pic.twitter.com/Ck31YG7f7z
— Rich (@richjmadrid) November 2, 2021
already looked at this view. and another view. and another. and 15+ pages of discussions about it. and film breakdown from fans about it.
accurate enough, lol.
Accurate enough to be caught, sure. But that ball placement is what separates the really good QBs from the mediocre ones.
most of you in here think he's mediocre anyways so by his standards it's a well-thrown ball, no? bad drop.
Jimmy's made much better throws before. Mediocre means roughly average. That's kind of what he is. Average among the starters. Somewhere in the 14-22 range of QBs. And Deebo is making too much money to not catch that.
right but the consensus with Jimmy overall as a quarterback is mediocre, therefore, by that logic it was a good throw by his standards
I mean when I use the word mediocre to describe him, I mean, so-so, roughly average for starting QBs. And an average starting QB makes a slant. That was a BAD throw for Jimmy in fact, because JIMMY usually nails those.
I use the word mediocre to describe average as well. either way, Jimmy hit that pass. I'm not going to go crazy trying to decipher whether it was deemed bad, mediocre or not. just getting ridiculous at this point lol.
it's subjective. that's why this is so silly. the ball NAILED the receiver's hands. period. if you want to go back and forth and beyond and be all nit picky about exact, specific, myopic ball placement, then by all means have at it
Why is that subjective? You KNOW damned well that ball should have led Deebo and not required him to contort his body. You KNOW that. I don't understand why people play this bs game.
subjective on whether or not the pass was considered bad, mediocre, or good. it was good enough for me. super catchable. considered bad for you based off Jimmy's standards. not in my eyes.
If you can name an NFL QB coach or QB guru NFL QBs go to that says it's better to put a slant there, where the WR has to contort his body, than in front of the WR so he can catch it in stride, I'll never post on this forum again.
not something i care to waste any more time over regarding 1 singular play in what was otherwise a pretty good game for the offense, for once this season. everybody could always have done something better.
Jimmy could've placed it slightly in front of deebo a couple inches more, or, a FOOT in front of him, and guess what? it's still entirely possible deebo STILL could have dropped it
why? cuz s**t happens!
s**t happened on the first play of the game. Slant pass, right Deebo's hands, one foot in front of the numbers - dropped.
wait, is this the same play we are talkin about? was the ball in front of deebo enough?
No it's not the same play. I was talking about how Jimmy did put a slant pass to Deebo one foot in front and he still dropped it. Deebo's hands are inconsistent going back to his rookie year. Ah s**t, I'm a Deebo hater now.
Not a deebo hater here but his current catch rate is his lowest in his career and by a significant percentage.