just looking at play by play, didn't see game

[Millhouse]

down 10-0, 2nd and 10 at the pitt 17, marching down the field.

why have kimble throw twice?

after that missed field, 2 more kimble passes, INT

why have kimble throw ever?

 

[Chip]

down 10-0, 2nd and 10 at the pitt 17, marching down the field.

why have kimble throw twice?

after that missed field, 2 more kimble passes, INT

why have kimble throw ever?

He shouldn't have played after that drive (he shouldn't have played at all).

He missed wide open guys. It was painful to watch.

 

[Whitey23]

0-6 with an INT last i remember. pitiful

 

[OttoMets]

The interception was 100% the fault of the receiver, to be fair.

 

[sabach]

Nice avatar. It's about time.

 

[upperdeck]

down 10-0, 2nd and 10 at the pitt 17, marching down the field.

why have kimble throw twice?

after that missed field, 2 more kimble passes, INT

why have kimble throw ever?

you mean where he threw 2 passes one got tipped that was a td wide open and one the wr dropped for a td?

 

[dollarbill44]

The interception was 100% the fault of the receiver, to be fair.

More like 50% on the WR / 50% on Kimble. It was a low pass with tight coverage.

 

[TheCusian]

Long should have played the whole game.

I thought playing Kimble was a far greater sin than punting in the final 4 minutes down 30-7.

 

[Bayside44]

you mean where he threw 2 passes one got tipped that was a td wide open and one the wr dropped for a td?

That second pass was so slow getting there...just not high D1 stuff

 

[Orangello]

Why not ?

 

[Chip]

you mean where he threw 2 passes one got tipped that was a td wide open and one the wr dropped for a td?

The one to Lewis was a wide open TD too, but it was a bad pass. Had Lewis better anticipated such a bad pass, he might have come down with it.

 

[OttoMets]

More like 50% on the WR / 50% on Kimble. It was a low pass with tight coverage.

100% is pushing it, but I thought Kimble at least put the ball where no defender should be able to catch it. Avant changed that.