You will have to adequately prove where Smith is looking at each point of a play. Clearly identify the order of each target progression. Note how much time Smith could have had in pass protection to locate and hit each target. Note whether each route was run crisply, or whether a target was rerouted/hindered in any way. You will have to document this in second by second frames.

Now go. Let us see what you have.

... oh, and almost forgot... for comparison's sake, you are tasked with showing the other QBs in the same manner.. and note how often they miss their opportunities.

carry on... sounds like a lot of work.

It's post like that that make things bad for you. It's a dumb post. good job.

Piece of cake.. :D

Does Alex pay your bills? Do you have a child by him or are you trying to?
You are one strange Smith stalker.

Once you've complied those numbers can you calculate how they relate to not throwing a single WR touchdown for an entire NFL season?

Hey look- Hill getting 8 yards of cushion, kelce iso'd with no safety help. Kelce breaks his man's ankles and is wide open. Passes to Hill for TD. :D

Didn't even look towards kelce post snap, just stared at safety and threw blindly to Hill.

Not nitpicking.. just sayin'

Probably Andy Reid. Most of our games the first half of the season are against lower-half-of-the-league teams. So we dial back the offense in order to not put a whole lot on tape prior to November 27. At which point we may be 7-3 or 8-2 and legitimately in contention for home field. I think that's also why we've seen them take their foot off the gas so early in games.

I don't agree with that, but it's what I suspect. They're doing just enough to win while hiding as much as they can. Which is why there hasn't been a lot of focus on either Maclin or Kelce.

Although there is a good side to that, too: it means a lot of work for Conley, Hill, Wilson, Harris, etc. Almost like extended training camp.

I just question whether they'll actually be able to "dial it up" so to speak later on.

If you're talking about the guy at the bottom of the screen it was Kelce, but you are correct. That's certainly the better matchup.

Hill told reporters that Alex told him to run as fast as he could in the huddle. He was going to throw that pass to him regardless.

Then you go do the same for his good plays.

Thanks for the correction- need to put my old man glasses on :)

reporters confirmed for us that he is not making reads :D

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Clay has been muted again :clap::clap:ROFLROFLROFLROFL

Keep celebrating the injuries of our players you classless piece of scum