Underthown bigtime is a stretch. Underthrown sure I guess. If he throws it way above him then they rule it uncatchable. He threw it to the spot where the DB's back was because he didn't turn around.
Wow, I was thinking maybe hit 13 in stride since he was open by a yard plus. You under throw when he’s covered.
Hit him in stride? 13 was in the corner of the end zone.
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You can't make contact past 5 yards and if you don't get your head around when the ball is in the air it's P.I.
I agree it was PI and ridiculous to pick up the flag. Just saying that is a no-call often on an underthrown pass.
He had separation before he ran into the end zone
No he didn't
We agree to disagree. You’re a Dak homer, hope you’re right. I don’t believe in him
That's a PI. Anthony Brown got called for PI on that type of play all the time. Like the time against the Raiders in 2021.
LOL I'm not a Dak homer. You throw out a lot of **** that makes no sense and incorrect. You can't even answer a simple question correctly when asked multiple times.
I answered your question. You just don’t like the answer.
I guess this makes sense to someone. I see a wr trying to catch a ball and the CB not and going through the wr.
Right that’s what I’m trying to tell this dang on board they huddled up picked the flag up them refs n family had money on that point spread we had all the momentum ball on the 1 we score 5 mins left they offense was stalling we stop them n get that ball back n I believe we score again that man never turned to play the ball n made contact before like come on
I agree, but we often see balls underthrown intentionally so they are caught or INT. When the defender doesn’t look back, it’s usually INT.
It was answered plenty and considering it's the topic of this thread, you kind of made a fool of yourself.Took you forever to do it. You didn't/couldn't comprehend it.
When? Where? Huh
