Myth of no open receivers

[theebs]

I could post gifs, but I'm tired of this already.

There was another play where Beasley split the two defenders and was wide open streaking to the endzone. That was a walk in TD that Romo would have cashed in on.

out of curiosity which play was that I would like to go look at it and compare it to the one in the 4th quarter of game one and then the 14 game at ny. I have this gut feeling that the giants do not care about beasley running deep, in those games both times safeties were all over witten and the inside corners were in zone and beasley just ran right past them, Dak missed him and Romo got hit from behind and fumbled trying to get him the ball.

 

[NorthTexan95]

I could post gifs, but I'm tired of this already.

There was another play where Beasley split the two defenders and was wide open streaking to the endzone. That was a walk in TD that Romo would have cashed in on.

Yep, that was a play Dak would like back. There is a couple of pictures posted that Dak missed someone or made a bad pass. But you can almost count on one hand the number of times that occured in the game. Dak was the least of our issues in the loss.

 

[Ultra Warrior]

Receivers are open when defenders are under them? I guess the board wanted a 5 int night from Prescott to make him even with Romo.

Romo won that 5 INT game.

 

[Stash]

There were open receivers on virtually ever pass play. Some of them were painfully obvious. Some of them would have required tight windows. But this myth of no open receivers is nonsense. Honestly, I got tired of cutting and circling images.

Thanks for taking the time and effort to put this together.

Accurate information is always appreciated.

 

[Clove]

Romo won that 5 INT game.

Did he win the Super Bowl that year?

 

[GoJacks]

Romo lovers have different vision.

No, a wide open receiver is a wide open receiver. Not a lot of interpretation goes into it.

 

[jwooten15]

Dak just isn't seeing the field and making decisions quick enough.

He was playing conservatiley early in the season also, but he was quickly finding the open man. He isn't doing that the last few games.

 

[theogt]

It's not a myth. I posted several tweets here from Sturm who reviewed the film. Not a single tweet indicated anything positive in terms of our WRs getting separation.

Is Sturm now not a reputable source? I recall a number of people in game night chat pointing to the "all 22" as the holy grail. Is that no longer reputable?

I fully understand that you're basing your opinion on not actually watching the film. I don't care what Sturm says. I watched the All 22 of every single pass play. I don't need someone else to tell me what I'm seeing with my own eyes.

 

[NorthTexan95]

Yep, that was a play Dak would like back. There is a couple of pictures posted that Dak missed someone or made a bad pass. But you can almost count on one hand the number of times that occured in the game. Dak was the least of our issues in the loss.

On the other hand, he did complete a good pass and got us a field goal opportunity.

 

[Ultra Warrior]

Did he win the Super Bowl that year?

Has Dak won one yet?

 

[drawandstrike]

"Bob Sturm says nobody was open. Screw your pics!"

/close thread

 

[theebs]

Romo won that 5 INT game.

Stop it, Romo never really won anything.

Except our soft little girly hearts.

 

[xwalker]

There were open receivers on virtually ever pass play. Some of them were painfully obvious. Some of them would have required tight windows. But this myth of no open receivers is nonsense. Honestly, I got tired of cutting and circling images.

Some of those are after he was running from pass rushers.

Some were after he had thrown the ball and defenders dropped off their man.

Some are on plays were it was a completion.

Some are the RB on a 2 yard route.

Some of the pics are when the WR had their back turned to the QB and don't depict where they would be if the ball was thrown to them.

 

[Clove]

Has Dak won one yet?

Time my friend, time. Romo's had a decade.

 

[theogt]

out of curiosity which play was that I would like to go look at it and compare it to the one in the 4th quarter of game one and then the 14 game at ny. I have this gut feeling that the giants do not care about beasley running deep, in those games both times safeties were all over witten and the inside corners were in zone and beasley just ran right past them, Dak missed him and Romo got hit from behind and fumbled trying to get him the ball.

Sorry, I logged out and am posting from mobile now. Pretty sure it was 3rd quarter. He streaks down left hash, both deep defenders are facing the QB and he runs right past them. Has several steps on them by the time they turn around.

 

[Ultra Warrior]

Stop it, Romo never really won anything.

Except our soft little girly hearts.

Heh.

 

[NorthTexan95]

Dak just isn't seeing the field and making decisions quick enough.

He was playing conservatiley early in the season also, but he was quickly finding the open man. He isn't doing that the last few games.

I agree but that's what you get with a rookie. This week the Giants did a good job of denying those early reads.

 

[Clove]

Some of those are after he was running from pass rushers.

Some were after he had thrown the ball and defenders dropped off their man.

Some are on plays were it was a completion.

Some are the RB on a 2 yard route.

Some of the pics are when the WR had their back turned to the QB and don't depict where they would be if the ball was thrown to them.

The truth hurts.

 

[theogt]

Some of those are after he was running from pass rushers.

Some were after he had thrown the ball and defenders dropped off their man.

Some are on plays were it was a completion.

Some are the RB on a 2 yard route.

Some of the pics are when the WR had their back turned to the QB and don't depict where they would be if the ball was thrown to them.

Nah, you're just a hack that can't tell what's actually happening on screen. You've thoroughly exposed yourself as being clueless.

 

[theebs]

Some of those are after he was running from pass rushers.

Some were after he had thrown the ball and defenders dropped off their man.

Some are on plays were it was a completion.

Some are the RB on a 2 yard route.

Some of the pics are when the WR had their back turned to the QB and don't depict where they would be if the ball was thrown to them.

Busted. I knew you photoshopped them @theogt