dbldrew
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Jf did not throw with anticipation he threw with a reaction to after the break.. you can see it here.. WR has already made his breakWe might need a side angle. It looks like the ball got there just beyond the out stretched hand of the Db by inches. That looked like a skinny post where JF anticipated the break and threw it. So actually that goes against the 'JF can't throw with anticipation narrative'. JF trusted Claypool to
be there on the break.
Listen to the announcer, he made the same observation I made about the break. He didn't say anything about a "tipped ball"
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The point is that Fields is slow to process and cant read a D because of it.
-dbldrew
Regardless of the so called slow process narrative What is a key indicator that a Qb can't read
D ?
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"I understand you want to put all the blame on Getsy but...."
--dbldrew
BUT........I didn't write the article below.......x-NFL Qb JT O'Sullivan wrote it.
Former QB Was Beyond Fed Up Watching Luke Getsy
PS:
Poles also didn't replace Getsy with a unqualified OC who never called plays nor developed a Qb,
-R&S
Listen the ball hit the DB hand, you can see the ball change direction in the slowed down gif.. ball hit his hand and deflected into Claypools chest.
Above you can see that ball is heading to claypools left hand, the DB has his hand outstretched
The ball is hitting the DB hand and starting to rotate his hand
And look how his hand is now completely rotated because of the ball hitting it.
If you are refusing to accept a slowed down video that clearly shows the ball changing direction after hitting the DB hand then there really is no point in debating anything fields related with you, not much point in debating a backup QB on another team anyway but if clear evidence is being dismissed then whats the point?