hated that trick play

[Doctor44]

Hell if Avant ran the ball down the right side with Dungey out in front, it was probably a minimum 20 yard gain. Noone was there at all.

This

 

[OburgOrange]

2-0

 

[Kevind13]

There's no way in hell a receiver on a trick play is hitting a underneath route. Not a chance. There going for out all every time

 

[upperdeck]

i didnt like the timing of the call.. of course it was also wide open and thats what you hope to get

 

[Dnyr85]

I think many of us would have loved that play if he threw it back to the back on the opposite side line. He was wide open.

Yep, and it will show itself again at a point of need...I am confident in that.

 

[Finwad32]

The deep ball was open too. The timing was off as Avant set up late and then threw a bad ball. I don't know if we need it right there, but, I'm positive there was a thought process as to why they called it right then.

The throwback, reverse and deep ball were all there. Like trick plays or not, it was there, and, that's why they're in the playbook.

 

[TheCusian]

So putting a win in perspective and comparing/translating performance from a weak opponent to a better opponent, is not allowed. Gotcha.

What about that game gave you clues to how we would perform this week? Those two first downs had you worried?

It was silly to take away too much good OR two much bad from the URI game. This game is a much better barometer as to how good we are or where we are struggling.

 

[TheCusian]

Lol. Stop.

Huh?

 

[Chris02M]

as much as i wanted him to throw it to the back running the wheel route looked like wake got away with pi on that play on the receiver

 

[qdawgg]

What about that game gave you clues to how we would perform this week? Those two first downs had you worried?

It was silly to take away too much good OR two much bad from the URI game. This game is a much better barometer as to how good we are or where we are struggling.

Thank you. You made my point.