The one play Shula needs to throw away, burn, shred, destroy, forget....

[d-dave]

I would say an out route against man coverage... =)  

[KSpan]

1 hour ago, UKPanther94 said:

That along with the play that led to the INT at the end, no way you should be throwing in that situation, especially to the sidelines

I was fine with a pass, but absolutely not with THAT pass and play in general.

[wud35]

I first thought something happened to Cam until I saw him up top. 

 

This is a perfect example of a play if don't work is stupid but if works is brilliant.  But like VT said above, gives defense something else to worry about.

[Dunn]

44 minutes ago, TN05 said:

It's happened seven times since the merger. Last was in 2005 with LaDainian Tomlinson.

Lets make it even more unique, by a QB? :)

[Davidson Deac II]

1 hour ago, UKPanther94 said:

That along with the play that led to the INT at the end, no way you should be throwing in that situation, especially to the sidelines

I don't agree with that.  We really needed first downs more than anything in that situation.  And to get first downs, we were going to have to throw the ball because Green Bay was concentrating on stopping the run.   And they were stopping the run.  There was to much time left to be overly concerned with running out the clock.  If we picked up a couple of first downs, got it to the two minute warning, then we could switch to running only. 

 

I agree with you about the specific pass, although I think that is more on the qb than the OC.  Got to ensure we complete it inbounds. 

[panthers90]

What pissed me off about that play is you're a QB, you should have the instinct to throw it away instead of taking the loss on that play, esp since you were out of the pocket.

[cardiackat88.]

I was really corn-fused too.

I also had the strong feeling the play would be lucky to make it back to the line of scrimmage.

[SOJA]

Cam nearly caught a TD pass from none other than Leggapoo Nanee early in his career vs. the bucs (i think)

 

Either way I don't mind the play. If the game is tied or were down then yes- but you should take risks when you are wining. A trick play when you are in scoring range beats the hell out of running for negative yards up the middle 

[tiger7_88]

7 minutes ago, panthers90 said:

What pissed me off about that play is you're a QB, you should have the instinct to throw it away instead of taking the loss on that play, esp since you were out of the pocket.

If it was a called run play, then OL are likely to be downfield and "throwing it away" would result in a 5-yard penalty.

[LUUUUUKE]

2 hours ago, Hotsauce said:

The "Webb-cat".

what the fug was that?

On the contrary, run it at least once a week from here on out, and only allow him to run the ball. 

Then run it again in the Super Bowl and allow him to throw it to Funchess for the W

[Matthias]

I think it would have been more exciting to see Anderson take a snap, and he throw a fade to Cam or run a regular play.

[General_Purr]

He should of tossed the ball to Cam on the fade... Cam NEEDS to catcha a TD this year... look at the size difference it was like a tight end on a small corner. Thats the only way that play should of turned out is Webb throwing the ball.

[KillerKat]

2 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

If anything, it should put the deathblow to all of those "Trade Derek Anderson since we have Joe Web" threads...

 

Yeah because DA running it would've been much better.

[teeray]

Meh.  My guess is they put out the formation and what they ran probably depended on what the defense showed us.  

I feel sure that there was more to that than what we got.  At least I hope so.