Yeah. He notes that he sees things quickly, and his brain processes where things are going to be quicker than most. He says it gets him into trouble sometimes if/when he makes a judgement based on that and then there's a breakdown somewhere else in the play that effectively changes the equation he's got in his head.
Back to the crossing route, I could see it even being the kind of thing where his brain recognizes what he's got to do, but on those quick-developing routes that cross right in front of him, his brain might be working faster than his body can keep up, and he flicks the ball out with his arm and not necessarily with the time to get the footwork right. Slightly different circumstance, but that backbreaking pick in the GB game was one where Miles had his man beat and, because protection broke down, Tony had to scramble as he was rolling out right. He threw the ball without his feet set (he didn't really have to), and it ended up behind Miles in position to be picked. That throw was a foot from being the game-breaking touchdown.
Who knows. I'm just spitballing. But it does seem to be an issue he can be working on.
