To even a FULL drunk it didn't look ANYTHING like a missed throw. You musta been even drunker than me to make THAT claim.
What it looked like is a scared company B boy afraid to do what's needed in an ATTEMPT to win the game.
WHo was at the pylon? The CB or GP? Let's see you're real accuity instead of showing your behind. What are you afraid of seeing the truth of it?
It's really comforting to know we have super fans like you that can really change the game and help us win.
why are you bothered by being a casual NFL fan. there is nothing wrong with that, so don't take it that way.
you still enjoy the game and the emotional ups and downs
where you just saw end of play and started screaming and pointing fingers, here is the sequence
you see right here, the arm is cocked back and its in throwing motion moving forward. the defender against steele is gotten
under his shoulder pads and stood him up and he is being pushed back.
the DB is got hands on pickens and has him covered, looking back at the QB and the play at the LOS, while pickens head is towards
the sideline away from play and what's happening.
now instant later, when the ball is thrown and in the air out of his hand
is pickens open? the DB still is in front, looking back at LOS and he can in fact, cut in front of
pickens if a pass is coming to pickens...that could be a pick 6, which would pisss me off too.
you also see steele is now pushed all the way back to the QB.....steele sucks
but an instant later, the DB who is actually looking back at he QB, seeing flight of the ball,
peel off and drop
and then moments later you see this and screaming, because in a casual NFL fans view, the
WR was wide open
all of this from the time the ball was snapped at 14 seconds, planted his foot at 12 second, the ball out of bounce at 11 second.
bang bang play as they say.
but its ok, you will learn. stick with me. I will teach you what to look for, things to see, the little stuff...not just end of play and screaming drunk
you are welcome.
onto texans and how our defense can fix their offense.