"The spot where he threw it"?
Now even the first one wasn't his fault, his arm was grazed as he threw it, causing it to fly straight into the arms of a defender, who give credit where due, ran a great route.
This is actually the worst take I’ve ever seen.
nope.. Dak runs straight into the RDE and because of that goes “Kobe!”.. The ball is then tipped by the defender, because of Dak’s horrible pocket presence and mechanics running towards the RDE when he had a clear pocket from the Center. The ball is deflected towards Noah, meaning Dak is probably throwing behind Noah with his hips turned right and it then wobbles. As soon as Noah Turns, the ball is not in a spiral, but wobbling. That’s how it hit Browns hands, wobbling while he’s going down to the ground as the ball is lower than anticipated.
if Joseph doesn't give up a 60 yard TD, game is over in regulation. if defense doesn't collapse, then the game is won in regulation. if brown makes a simple pitch and catch, the game is over....if Moore doesn't have a brain faart and throw on 3rd down... a long down field pass no less and instead runs the ball, the game is over....so many ifs
yet, we have two average WRs, three very average TEs, one of whom people want to cut and Dak is third in completion percentage...we either have super duper WRs, who are HOF worthy and we don't know it, or you bullshiet doesn't add up.
It's the reality of the situation currently and will be moving forward.
that's called football. bang bang....in the picture, Noah is looking right at the ball, so he had enough time to recognize the ball was coming and turn his head downwards towards the ball, and the ball still in the air....A picture doesn't lie, but neither does it tell the whole story.
Dak threw the ball before Noah turned his head, so when Noah turned to look for the ball, it was on him within half of a second. So the drop was likely partly due to not reacting in time to catch it.
With such a short pass, Dak could have waited one more blink for Noah to turn his head. So this is a risk Dak took.
Yes, Noah still could have caught it, and is being paid to catch it, but Dak lowered the chance of a catch by throwing such a short pass with the receiver not looking yet. Hard to track the ball in half a second. Look at the play in real time, not in slow-motion...that was not a simple catch, as I've seen many receivers "drop" the ball when the ball arrives faster than the receiver expects (especially on a short throw when the ball isn't in the air long).
BTW, I'm a Dak supporter, so my bias leans towards Dak...but I don't think this was as simple as "Noah dropped the ball".
500 yards given up. on any day, your defense sucks if they did that, no ifs, buts or thens. and it wasn't as if we didn't control the clock. they had it for less than 27 minutes in regulation.
He had THREE DRUVES TO WIN OR ICE THE GAME AND FAILED....
