receivers not catching
So have we considered converting any of receivers to cornerbacks since they obviously cat catch.
I have been wondering what the hell is going on with the receivers. Timing, velocity, focus, chemistry, etc. It's wild though
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Nailor has two this year that caused INTs. Three if you count the second one from today. Not ideal.
Jordan Addison's season so far...
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Drops -- 8 (2nd most in NFL)
Drop% -- 17% (4th worst among qualified WRs)
Games suspended -- 3
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Do not pay this man...
You can tell when Addison comes to play, which has not been often this year, his head does not seem to be in the game. His level of effort and focus does not seem consistent game to game and has been great most of the year.
pattersaur wrote:
Nailor has two this year that caused INTs. Three if you count the second one from today. Not ideal.
You can't put that on Nailor, that was high and behind him, he made a good effort on a bad pass, luck just wasn't in the teams favor on that one. Typically if the defender is playing the ball that gets picked easier being behind the receiver regardless, just bad bounce IMO.
Why isn't Chuck Foreman in the Hall of Fame?
JimmyinSD wrote:
You can't put that on Nailor, that was high and behind him, he made a good effort on a bad pass, luck just wasn't in the teams favor on that one. Typically if the defender is playing the ball that gets picked easier being behind the receiver regardless, just bad bounce IMO.
The second one that got called back was on JJ. High and hot. The first one went thru Nailor's hands, very catchable.
greediron wrote:
The second one that got called back was on JJ. High and hot. The first one went thru Nailor's hands, very catchable.
Still thrown behind him and high as he jumped and turned awkwardly for the ball IIRC.
Why isn't Chuck Foreman in the Hall of Fame?
JimmyinSD wrote:
Still thrown behind him and high as he jumped and turned awkwardly for the ball IIRC.
I remember that from the INT that got called back, but not the first one. It was a bit behind I think, but catchable. The other was all on JJ.
greediron wrote:
I remember that from the INT that got called back, but not the first one. It was a bit behind I think, but catchable. The other was all on JJ.
Out cutting routes need to be thrown to the outside, reciever is running blind to a ball that is typically thrown before they have a chance to get their head around and see the release, when the ball isn't where its supposed to be thats hard to put it on the receiver unless they ran the route wrong, which could be the case here, but there has been so many timing routes that have been errant its hard to assume that it always the receiver.
We can assume catchable, or the same assumption could say he made a great effort to even get his hands on the errant throw. Either way the ball wasn't where it needed to be, but I am seeing improvement from JJ in that he is bringing his misses down from early in the season where he was sending them 3 feet over their targets hands. It's growth.
Why isn't Chuck Foreman in the Hall of Fame?
pattersaur wrote:
Nailor has two this year that caused INTs. Three if you count the second one from today. Not ideal.
Its really been nuts. Can't remember WRers dropping so many TDs in my life....and the INT because Nailor goofed it was gross. But no one will remember the how on some of these JJM INTs and he'll get full blame for all of them.
All the crap and the Lions and Vikings are one game apart in the standings, lol. Bad times in Motown.
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