Scandrick is...

[Chiefnj2]

Scandrick is ... at least in position to make a play before the ball slips from his hands to the turf.

[KCUnited]

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[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Scandrick is ... at least in position to make a play before the ball slips from his hands to the turf.

Look at the ratio of 'interceptable passes' to 'interceptions' and most of the time you're talking 40%.

4 of 10 balls that could be picked in this league are.

Scandrick's hands are below average even for a DB - sure. But this "he dropped a pick so he's the reason we lost" shit is just batty.

Everybody drops 'em and they drop 'em more often than they catch 'em.

It just is what it is. Scandrick, for everything he's not, IS a relatively reliable veteran that's done a hell of a lot more than what we're paying him. There aren't a lot of veteran FAs you can say that about in this league.

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

But this "he dropped a pick so he's the reason we lost" shit is just batty.

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Not really. You can always go back and say "if we converted that third down in the second quarter ..." But you know that isn't how it works. Often, one play at the end of the game can decide the game. If your opponent is driving to take the lead with a minute left and you drop an easy pick, you could have sealed the game. End of story. Just like a kicker who misses a FG as time is running out. Sure, there are probably one hundred other plays during the game you can point to, but those are washed away if it comes down to a final play/drive where someone messes up.