Things you see in this video....

[Captain Obvious]

The biggest thing is there is no NFL logo at the 50 yard line. That organization just doesn't get it.

[electro's horse]

It looks like all of Cam's options are in the same fuging place. Shula's route tree sucks ass.

Nah. 

 

 

turns into 

 

 

Benjamin is lined up in the slot and is briefly open towards the bottom of the screen, but I don't think that's a throw Cam is comfortable making right now. 

 

their corners are good and our receivers are slow. 

[Peppers90 NC]

i see an opportunity to make something happen by stepping up thru the hole on the right side of the line about 1.5 seconds before he threw the ball 

[thefuzz]

It's a schooner you idiot.

 

Watch it with the personal attacks.

 

 

Kidding, what was the down and distance?  I can't recall as I was in a bit of a rage.

[beastson]

I see a pass that got dropped by Olsen once he got hit. That's what I see.

[ThPantherFan]

To me the glaring is the time holding the ball.  If he hits Kelvin as soon as he comes into frame who knows how far he would have gone.  As soon as he releases the crowd is on the ball.  Too much time in the decision.

[CarolinaSock]

I see a ball thrown late with no touch and off target.

[CelibatePimp]

Successful quarterbacking in the NFL usually means a high percentage of fitting the ball into small windows.

Thats why I've also been quiet on all the talk of no separation. DBs will close on WR in a hurry. Mostly when you see a WR wide open, it's due to a busted play.

Cam himself made Cotchery look great vs the Ravens and vs CIN where he hit him in stride in a tight window. He just has to find a way and go back to that form. Hopefully the extra throwing they've been doing after practice will help.

[Bj-Monster23]

Horrible routes that play.

[Chaos]

It looked like it took forever for a pass catcher to appear in the frame. No speed.

[Mr. Scot]

Any chance of getting a different angle or a wider view?

[thefuzz]

Any chance of getting a different angle or a wider view?

 

Go back a page and look at fiz/electro's horse's post.

 

 

Cam had better options on this one.  You can see where the 1st down markers are, I think.

 

 

If Cam wanted to hit Olsen, the ball should have been out of his hands earlier.  I didn't have a problem with the "dancing" and Cam even turned his lower body right before pulling the trigger, but still didn't follow through, and missed the window.

[Mr. Scot]

Go back a page and look at fiz/electro's horse's post.

 

Cam had better options on this one.  You can see where the 1st down markers are, I think.

 

If Cam wanted to hit Olsen, the ball should have been out of his hands earlier.  I didn't have a problem with the "dancing" and Cam even turned his lower body right before pulling the trigger, but still didn't follow through, and missed the window.

 

Saw that.  Was hoping for video.

 

[Navy_football]

I see very good pass protection. RG creates a passing/running lane on the right side as the DE gets too much depth. I see a QB going through all of his progressions minus the fifth option (RB out of the backfield). QB sets his feet, doesn't quite follow through on the throw, but delivers a difficult albeit catchable pass. Pass is a little late and off target, but it is to the correct receiver. No one else is really open. Perhaps the RB would have been if he would have waited another half second.

 

The routes are all in the same place. Why? Does every throw need to be a laser through a needle eye - difficult pass? Spread the field with 5 targets.

 

Also, Cam really had an opening to run when the RG cleared the lane. One on one with what looks like the nickel. Glad he stayed in the pocket and delivered the pass.