wazzupi
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Still sailing stuff early in games. Need to figure out how to come out of the gate and be as warmed up and calm as he is after he's thrown 20 passes in a game. Nerves or something.
Still sailing stuff early in games. Need to figure out how to come out of the gate and be as warmed up and calm as he is after he's thrown 20 passes in a game. Nerves or something.
I think we need to stop making broad assumptions off of 5 games. 2 of 5 games he's started out blazing hot (Packers and Bucs).
Remember when he couldn't throw left.
Remember when he couldn't throw against pressure.
Remember when he wilts under pressure.
Remember when he always has happy feet.
Remember when he always over throws deep balls.
How about we remember when Nagy told everybody this is going to be a work in progress. The progression is already 10x better than expected.
If you disagree, try to remember when John Fox was here.
There is clear progression and development that you can see from week to week. That is at least 10x more important than any win or loss this season.
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Still sailing stuff early in games. Need to figure out how to come out of the gate and be as warmed up and calm as he is after he's thrown 20 passes in a game. Nerves or something.
Agreed, you didn't mention the throw to Cohen who came back for the ball but Mitch actually anticipated him going deeper or staying put. Mitch also had pressure in his face on that throw.I think that's over stated for this game. 1st pass was over 3 defenders right there. If he throws it to the guy, it never gets there. Gave it shot but erred the correct way and didn't hit that 1 foot downfield window it had to be in. 2nd one was partially on Miller and why he's facing Mitch and backpedaling when he jumps for it. Mitch threw it as he was breaking past the defender like he's on a go. Miller starts to turn around and settle instead when he sees the ball is already in the air. May not have been caught if he had stayed on the jets as Mitch expected but it would have been close and maybe perfect. Can't see it in the clip but it was obvious in the live replay.
He did not have the type of throw this game as you described. Not sure he should have thrown that 1st one over three defenders but he made the right miss. 2nd one was him and Miller on different pages. Miller settling into a gap when Mitch had already seen him breaking though coverage and was aiming for an in stride hit.
I agree about the other games but it's become fewer until this game when I really didn't see them as that type of miss.
People need to chill about the RZ INT... he simply didn't see the Safety.
IMO, the worst throw was the almost INT that he lobbed up to Cohen deep across the other side of the field. That was dumb.