No screens, slants, quickouts, etc.
A better throw still makes for a better play here.
This also shows how defenders are playing way off the line, so far that they don't need to turn and run with the WR before we throw the screen. They aren't even sweating Shaheed running past them because they've already read screen and they are breaking on the play.No actually, not even close.
Bad ball. Look at the blockers and the defense. 2 on 2 with a WR downfield.
I marked where he would have been at this point if it was a good throw that he doesn't have to adjust 1 handed for.
And the end result, because he had to adjust to a bad ball.
Not trying to crush Carr here with this, but we need to be able to execute screens. This was a touchdown, or at the very least a monster gain if he puts it on him properly. The very next play Carr gets hurt.
A better throw still makes for a better play here.