Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
OMG. Nice spin. You've been crying about him not going to Wilson nonstop. LOL.
Warner confirmed it. Panelli and Crocker confirmed it. Lombardi suspected it and then confirmed it with Kyle directly. JD said it.
Not you and 9ers4eva. Still spinning it. That's just pure ignorance.
Not one person said POST snap Jimmy did the right thing. More spin on your B.S. here too.
You were even wrong about about the Dwelley bomb too. Still can't admit that either. I instantly admitted I misread that. That's the difference.
So before you spit out your latest and greatest, "He should have gone to X" take, maybe you SHOULD go listen to the subject matter experts that are available to you at a click. And then be willing to admit you were wrong when corrected.
Start here: https://youtu.be/d_ml--nP4_I
PS: You are literally coming off as a child with your last take. 
It was THE EXACT SAME PLAY from Arizona in 2019. Jimmy missed it. Kyle is never gonna say Jimmy missed it in public.
The exact next week Jimmy is looking immediately to the backside for plays. It's not a coincidence.
Serious question, has Jimmy ever missed a read in your eyes?
In the case of this play it's more of a pre-snap thing. The Arizona game, the field position was a lot further away from the end zone, giving more space over the middle. In this recent game, he probably chose to go left pre-snap for the same reason he chose to try to throw to Kittle the first time we played the Rams: it seemed there'd be more room (I think it was the Rams-the play where Kittle caught the touchdown but stepped out). Based on the pre-snap look, you knew the Rams were probably blitzing, but you DIDN'T know if there was some disguise going on there, like maybe one of the linebackers would be watching Wilson. So he decided to take what seemed to be less of a risk, throwing to Kittle. The biggest mistake, obviously, came after the snap.
