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Some of the snaps looked low to me. Dunno if that was forcing hurried passes?
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They will never admit it, but it happened late in the 3rd quarter. Drew had his arm undercut on a throw on 3rd down and 9 with 4:00 remaining in the third. His next attempt was that horrible throw to Thomas which resulted in an INT. Drew's next two attempts were in the flat to Ingram and followed by another WTH moment. After that drive, it was as if they avoided throwing the ball, I mean we were down two scores and we ran the ball 3 straight times. When has that ever happened?
He looked clearly hurt in that 4th quater. His passes were just not right. Brees does not miss that pass on that last INT.
He does not flutter 10 yard passes like he was on that last drive.
But, we have the bye, so as long as it's not serious, it's good timing at least.
what do you mean undercut?
the int was just bad - the 10 yd skip pass was him throwing across his body
his hips were pointed to the sidelines, the throw (upfield) was some last minute decision
The abandoned the run right on cue when we were down three and the defense got a stop.We should've been running heavy all day. The run was working and would've helped prevent an injury to Drew. But no, we only used it when he couldn't throw anymore. Ridiculous. There were way too many empty backfield plays today.
Because Drew went over to him on the sideline and was coaching him up immediately after the play.How could you possibly know he ran the wrong route? Just curious.
It looked pretty obvious it was just a poorly thrown ball that got away from Drew.
Possibly true, but if you're the receiver, you always go where you're quarterback wants you. He's the "boss" in that scenarioActually Thomas was correct to run the out in the soft spot in the zone. Drew was being greedy.
They will never admit it, but it happened late in the 3rd quarter. Drew had his arm undercut on a throw on 3rd down and 9 with 4:00 remaining in the third. His next attempt was that horrible throw to Thomas which resulted in an INT. Drew's next two attempts were in the flat to Ingram and followed by another WTH moment. After that drive, it was as if they avoided throwing the ball, I mean we were down two scores and we ran the ball 3 straight times. When has that ever happened?
As far as hat second interception goes, it's either A.) the hall of fame QB threw a bad pass or B.) the rookie Wide receiver ran a bad route. Hmmmmm it MUST be the HoF QB's fault
Because Drew went over to him on the sideline and was coaching him up immediately after the play.
Plus, Rhonde Barber kept trying to pin it solely on Brees, and he's almost always wrong.
I do agree with your second statement
correct
it has been soundly established that Drew Brees was not himself in the 4th quarter due to injury