Things you see in this video....

[TonyN]

Indecision and panic.

[332nd]

One MLB locks down the whole field

^This.

Yes there were windows early on, but if the play isn't designed for the QB to look there first, if its not there look away, then look back...

[Millioso7]

cams feet are suppose to be moving like that has no one ever seen manning chop his feet like that in the pocket? ball cam out a bit late but kbs lazy route had to do with that... ithink kb was more of a decoy on this route because they expected cam to be locked in on him anyway.... mlb was just watching cams eyes had kb ran the route harder he wound have forced the mlb to shuffle over more and it would have been a faster read.,..also im not sure of the blocking assignments but it looked like turner didnt really trust remmers 1 on 1 because had he stayed on the double with the nose when the 3 tech finally sheds norwell kahlil couldve sealed it off allowing more time... kb has been doing that all season when hes not the primary he runs lackadaisical.........o and bell didnt do a got damn thing cause once he realized his man was contain he took the play off just doing a good job of acting he gets hands on the 3 tech but didnt use the force that would threw him off balance...

 

 

1.rookie mistakes(turner & kb)

2.solid blocking by remmers kahlil n norwell

3.lazy fat fugg waist of space bell taking advantage of no speed rush

4. cam moving feet and good placement with ball

[Millioso7]

all these trolls just hate cam its so obvious talking bout throwing off his back foot for a 5 yard throw lol be serious....and kb wouldve got another concosion if cam would have threw that BELL IS A FUGGIN CANCER HE DOESNT CARE ITS SO OBVIOUS HE KNOWS HE DOESNT BELONG ON THE FIELD AS A LT

 

 

 

CAM THE GAWD IS A FUGGIN PRO STOP THE DISRESPECT THE MAN HAS BEEN GREAT SINCE POP WARNER!!!

[Toundra]

A litle mistake with no consequence by Turner.

The pocket is holding, cam is looking for Smitty..

[LawCat]

Norwell is very solid on the play. Really hangs with his guy and shows tremendous strength. Cam wanted to go to KB, didn't like what he saw and went to Olsen with a not so accurate throw. Cam never sets his feet.

[CRA]

Throw wasn't that bad. The LB wanted to jump the route. Cam froze him, then threw the ball away from the db. Receiver should have caught that.

He waited on the LB to keep dropping. The velocity he throws....the other defender wouldn't picked it. He wouldn't of go there in time. That is why I disliked the throw. Since he throws it so hard he made it near impossible catch so far away from the close recieving option.

I disliked the play concept more than anything. Too cluttered

[teeray]

Wasn't even a bad throw actually.  He was throwing away from the outside defender.  It was the only place he could have thrown it there. 

 

There were 3 receivers in the same area and one linebacker (or is that a safety?) easily defending two guys

 

[teeray]

I don't like the side arm thing that Cam has really started doing this year.

 

It is one of those deals where you do something bad and something good happens so you start doing it bad all the time

 

He has made some crazy good throws earlier in the year throwing sidearm into tight windows.  And since then he has done it more and more.  Needs to get back to fundamentals.

 

Having said that, the throw in this vine is exactly where it was supposed to be.  Since you can only see a portion of the field hard to say if it was a good decision, but ball did hit receiver in the hands even if it would have been a tough catch

[teeray]

Can't really get over whether there was a breakdown in communication or what, but having three receivers all running in front of one another only a few yards apart, bringing their man with them, doesn't seem like a great route combination.

 

 

Someone had to fug up right?

 

[stirs]

Feet mechanics were not horrible on that sequence.  He saw Olsen but hesitated, by the time he pulled the trigger, the defender was coming from the right side of the screen, so the only place he could put it without risk was to the left of Olsen.

 

But, Stew came out of the backfield and was a better target after Cam looked at Olsen, drawing the D to him.

[Kevin Greene]

The Vikings actually have their logo at midfield.

[WUnderhill]

I don't like the side arm thing that Cam has really started doing this year.

 

It is one of those deals where you do something bad and something good happens so you start doing it bad all the time

 

He has made some crazy good throws earlier in the year throwing sidearm into tight windows.  And since then he has done it more and more.  Needs to get back to fundamentals.

 

Having said that, the throw in this vine is exactly where it was supposed to be.  Since you can only see a portion of the field hard to say if it was a good decision, but ball did hit receiver in the hands even if it would have been a tough catch

 

He probably started throwing side arm more to adjust for all the pressure in his face. Most great QBs are able to change arm slots according to what's needed in a certain situation, so I'm glad to see it's in his repertoire. Hope it doesn't get in his head, though.

[Snake]

He has 3 routes that all cross in the same area of the field....he is reading 3 routes at once.

The play design telegraphs the ball is going to a clustered area....not Cam.

Plus he has to hold it for those first 2 routes while the dropping guy establishes his intent....could be an easy INT otherwise on a quick one

 

Have to agree, this is what happens when you run the Air Coryell without a downfield threat.