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The throw was good enough to get the first down, the player dropped it. A drop isn’t a first down on a perfect throw.
No it wasn't. Mac would tell you that himself. That is where we disagree.
Hit him in both hands. You cannot excuse a receiver for not catching a pass that hits him in the hands. 100% of the time that catch needs to be made.
Im sure he would tell you he can make a better throw, are you telling me Meyers wouldn’t tell you he should have caught it?
Fyi - take the L already. You are literally the only person making the ridiculous case that the play was on Meyers and not Mac.
It really doesn't matter. If you're using QBR, you're already doing it wrong. So getting the number wrong is meaningless.
QBR is different from passer rating, and I think sites have their own calculations on it. Like taking into account what pass is catchable or not and difficulty of the throw etc
They only allowed two scoring drives. If you give up 17 points a game you're not losing football games, unless you have an anemic offense.
I'm fairly sure ESPN invented QBR about a decade ago to create a new metric which made Brady look worse and Peyton look better.
Receivers should catch balls that hit them in the hands. Always.
That throw was a 30yd out on a frozen rope.
