Was there any game where we did not

[burmafrd]

drop an INT chance? there were at least 2 good ones yesterday.
Would like to know the number total dropped this season. If we had held on to even a quarter of the ints that various players dropped this year we probably are Division champs and maybe a first rd bye.
Didn't teams used to have tip drills and at the same time have backup QBs throwing passes to the D players in order for them to get better at catching INTs?

 

[dallasfaniac]

Practice is one thing, but when you are worried about giving up a TD, getting called for a penalty, etc. and the ball just appears in front of you, it can kind of slip right through your hands. Just think about if you were typing on your keyboard and someone stepped in the room and said 'Hi'. As soon as you look up they throw something at you as hard as possible. Sometimes you catch it, sometimes you don't. I always catch it, but that's just me.

 

[Biggems]

even when we do make the int the refs take it away with bogus penalties

 

[burmafrd]

If you are looking for the ball there is no excuse. Watching for it gives you more then enough warning. Now if you turn and there it is that is another story. But how many times has the ball hit one of our players IN THE HANDS and they just flat out dropped it this season?

 

[Sarge]

Our LB's in particular have been dropping INT's for years.........

 

[Catch-22]

Every team in the NFL drops interceptions every game. It's frustrating, but not out of the ordinary.