Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by tankle104:depends which play.. there were times he had plenty of time but locked on one option.. stop owing teammates and hit the open guy
Originally posted by thl408:
I recall one play where this happened (Brock checked down when there was an open deeper target) and it was because LVR ran a presnap disguise. My guess is Brock got a bit confused postsnap, and made the safe play and checked it down. I have no problem with that, on that play.
That's smart football. I love it. A lot of people miss big plays and then try to force it. I'm glad he is playing conservative when the time is right. It's all about balance
Wait, now fans are OK with the conservative plays? You motherf**kers! LOL j/k
Go get 'em All. Keep 'em accountable.
It's okay to be conservative on some plays when the QB has shown he is capable of making big plays. If a QB rarely makes the big throw and shows a high frequency of resorting to the conservative play, that's a problem.
Agreed. There is a difference between a guy hitting a safe throw early in the downs versus a guy who constantly throws short of the sticks on money downs because he's worried about connecting on the deeper stuff.
Brock has shown he's not afraid of hitting plays down the field. It's about the big picture. Have to be smart with the football. We've got the guys where the short game can get the job done…as long as he doesn't get complacent and ignore the bigger options when they're open and luckily I don't think that's Brock's issue.