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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
Wilson was exceptional as long as people get it out of their heads that 400yard performances are exceptional. He capitalized on opportunities. And his drive management in the second half, the way he nicked away and kept drives going made it impossible for Denver to come back.
I think back to one throw where Tate was open on a deep route. He tucked it under and ran. Tremendous heady play from a guy who knew he was up by 29 and knew some chances weren't worth taking. And the accuracy of his throws... He made every throw count.
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That was Actually a bad play for him. They got called on a hold on that play because he held the ball for 5 seconds longer than he should have. He should have either thrown it right away or not wait so long to run it. Of all the examples to use, this wasn't the best one.
The best one would have been the 3rd down throw to Lockette. That was his best pass of the night. Other than that, he was above average.
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