Hollywood Brown [cleared to practice]

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

What?

he had probably 20 square yards to throw the ball into on Worthy's outside shoulder that would've led to an easy catch and run for a TD.

Instead he threw it to the sideline for no reason whatsoever.

Yeah, it was a bad ball.

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

he had probably 20 square yards to throw the ball into on Worthy's outside shoulder that would've led to an easy catch and run for a TD.

Instead he threw it to the sideline for no reason whatsoever.

Yeah, it was a bad ball.

That's because he is throwing to a spot that he has practiced on that play time and time again. But lets say for the sake of argument it wasn't a great pass. OK.

Its still the 2nd time Worthy ****ed up a pass that 98 out of 100 NFL WR's catch EASILY.

Worthy HAS to catch those passes.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

That's because he is throwing to a spot that he has practiced on that play time and time again. But lets say for the sake of argument it wasn't a great pass. OK.

Its still the 2nd time Worthy ****ed up a pass that 98 out of 100 NFL WR's catch EASILY.

Why would one presume that was the spot that ball was supposed to go to? He can read the field, he can see where the coverage is (or in this case, isn't).

On of Mahomes greatest strengths is knowing where to put the ball. That most assuredly wasn't where he wanted it.

As to whether or not Worthy messed up - that's not really the question. The question was whether or not it was a bad ball from Mahomes. It absolutely was. There's no precision spot to put a deep ball - we all know this. You put it where your receiver can run under it to make a play. And the window to do that and pick up massive YAC was enormous.

Even if Worthy catches the ball, PM's ball placement took, what, 40 yards of YAC off the table?

It was a bad ball.