Most of his work was done underneath, at the intermediate level, or on simple throws to open receivers against zone coverage. Summary: Nothing overly special, nothing overly bad from Mills in this game.
In the third, after escaping pressure inside the pocket, had Anthony Miller down the field but underthrew him by a few yards and the pass fell incomplete.His last throw of the game was on target to Cooks after stepping into a very messy pocket.This was impressive mostly due to the pocket navigation.
#BEST PLAYER FOR MAC FREE#
Early in the fourth, Mills eluded a free rusher up the middle and found Cooks for five yards.Late in the second quarter, Mills looked left then seemingly automatically snapped his head to the right side of the field and lofted a perfect pass to Cooks for 30 yards.While rolling right on his first drive, Mills threw with correct timing and accuracy on an 11-yard route to Brandin Cooks near the sideline.Watt - in solid, workmanlike performance. Burrow kept the ball out of harm's way against one of the league's most turnover-happy defenses - that was without T.J. But also for the third-straight week, he connected with Chase on a gorgeous long ball for a touchdown. Summary: For the third-straight week, Burrow didn't have much on his plate throwing the football. Midway through the fourth, Burrow threw slightly behind Chase on a slant.The pass was too high anyway but altogether was a bad play. On his first throw of the game, Burrow made a questionable decision throwing a deep corner route with a sinking boundary defender.Burrow's nine-yard touchdown to Chase was a fine demonstration of pocket patience and the ability to get through reads.The long touchdown to Chase right before the end of the half looked like the two were back at LSU scorching the SEC.Late in the first quarter, Burrow threw with perfect timing and accuracy on an out-route to Ja'Marr Chase for 15 yards.As he did in the first two contests, Jones worked the ball well underneath but was again awkward moving inside the pocket and when asked to consistently rip it through tight windows. The offensive results for New England indicated loud and clear that Jones is not ready to be an aggressive, down-the-field thrower. Summary: This was the most aggressive we've seen Jones early in his NFL career, and the intensified aggression was almost assuredly game-script dictated, as the Patriots fell into a hole in the first half. He was about a second late on a throw at the intermediate level to Brandon Bolden that was easily knocked away with under a minute to go.The receiver had a step or two but the pass was overthrown. Jones missed Bourne down the sideline on a go route early in the fourth quarter.Early in the fourth, Jones deployed a super-slow spin move in attempt to avoid pressure that ended in a 14-yard sack.He had a wide open Meyers on what's becoming a patented deep over in the second quarter, but the throw was off-target - too far out in front - and fell incomplete.The pass was inaccurate anyway - maybe a good thing for the Patriots - and fell incomplete. There was a cornerback underneath the route and a safety over the top. Early in the second, Jones, while feeling some heat in the pocket, threw a deep over to Jakobi Meyers that had no business of being attempted.He creatively escaped the pocket and scrambled for 12 yards in the fourth quarter.From a clean pocket late in the half, Jones waited for Jakobi Meyers to cross the field and hit him in stride for a 17-yard gain with a defender in tight.With a defender essentially in his lap, Jones fired a seam throw to Jonnu Smith through traffic that should've been cut but was dropped as the tight end was hit right as the ball arrived.Midway through the first, Jones got to his third progression all the way across the field and threw a pass low and away - where it needed to be to Kendrick Bourne for 14 yards.
He rarely put the ball into precarious situations and made two critical throws late to secure the victory on the road. The majority of this contest featured easy, short, wide-open completions. Summary: In what was the biggest win to date in his NFL career, Herbert wasn't asked to do nearly as much as normal.
Late in the fourth, he missed Keenan Allen open on a short out route.But instead of throwing the ball away after that, he held it, and took a sack. Midway through the second quarter, Herbert pumped in the pocket to get a defender in the air.
0 kommentar(er)
