VJCPatriot
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Indeed, the decision not to take the 3 on 4th and 12 and then 4th and 17 was really, really BAD!Sure hope he roasts himself while he’s at it.
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Indeed, the decision not to take the 3 on 4th and 12 and then 4th and 17 was really, really BAD!Sure hope he roasts himself while he’s at it.
While the loss is disappointing and they could have won it. I don’t see how the 1st game of the year against an NFC team is a “huge loss”.Huge LOSS.
It’s not on Mac, I definitely agree. He made a good pass.My point is no QB, Brady, Mahones, Allen, whoever isn't making Boutte get both feet down on that play despite being 100% the correct play and ball placement. You can't judge Mac on things like "clutch" when that's happening.
He was solid but he needs a lot of work on the deep shots. There were some where there were no blue jerseys on the tv screen when those hot air balloon passes landedI like said..regradless people will belly ache. Mac wasn't the issue this game. Especially on the last throw..
Some fans just can't help themselves...
but those giys throw is a bit sooner without double-clutching making a toe tap a non issue.My point is no QB, Brady, Mahones, Allen, whoever isn't making Boutte get both feet down on that play despite being 100% the correct play and ball placement. You can't judge Mac on things like "clutch" when that's happening.
He was solid but he needs a lot of work on the deep shots. There were some where there were no blue jerseys on the tv screen when those hot air balloon passes landed
yes, and bill, as could be expected, gave his canned response ..."thought it was the best decision for the team"Any reporters ask him enjoy we didn’t kick the field goal.
I just don’t know how that can be your takeaway after putting together good clutch drives and the game literally ending on his wr not getting his feet in on a good ball and a moderately difficult (at best) catch.The CLUTCH gene. Some guys like TB12 have it in spades. Some guys like "regular season MVP" Aaron Rodgers just don't!
Can we take a moment to appreciate how many amazing clutch moments Brady gave us? I'm so glad we got to honor him at half time and looking forward to his HOF induction next year! The GOAT carried us on his back for so long. Sometimes you have to live through NOT having a great QB to see how good you had it.
I'm not pronouncing Mac Jones career "done" yet. He's still got time to turn it around. But the way he looks like a 'deer in headlights' whenever he feels pressure, well it's not very promising.
0.1s for a WR moving at 17-18mph is almost a yard. Dang right I'm quibbling. It's the difference between a good QB and great QB.No most of it is on the rookie. The average NFL receiver is getting both feet down. That was the right play and if you are quibbling over 1/10th of a second, then he threw it pretty damn well. The receiver wasn't a 1/10th of a second from getting a second foot down.
No... they wouldn't. Mac MIGHT have been a fraction of a second beind on that show. But the receiver was not a fraction of a second behind on getting both feet in. That pass was going to be incomplete because the receiver lacked the instincts to tap both feet. With those guys, they can throw the exact same throw as Mac... and guess what... the receivers they regular played with are going to make the toe tap. That play had nothing to do with Mac making a mistake. He made the right read and threw a ball that any competent WR is supposed to make and the WR didn't and as a result his potential game winning drive was cut short.but those giys throw is a bit sooner without double-clutching making a toe tap a non issue.
mac was gun shy...even Romo tiptoed around that tonight
Fire Belichickyes, and bill, as could be expected, gave his canned response ..."thought it was the best decision for the team"
Same exact throw, every WR on the Chiefs makes that catch and gets the feet in, every WR on the Dolphins does, same with the Bills, same with the Eagles who we just played, same with any good team. Pats WR corp aren't doing things WR's in the NFL routinely do on instinct. The big problem on that play was the receiver, not the QB.0.1s for a WR moving at 17-18mph is almost a yard. Dang right I'm quibbling. It's the difference between a good QB and great QB.