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The impressive throw you wanted from Bryce


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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

So after three starts the shining moment we're hanging our hat on is a ball thrown slightly not far enough out in front allowing the trailing defender to make a play? I mean, damn. That pretty much says everything.

It wasn't a bad throw and was much more just a good defensive play but if that ball is two feet further out from the defender leading Chark it's probably a TD. Y'all had almost convinced me Chark had dropped that ball. That's a PBU. If Chark had caught it? Hell, I'm honestly not sure the ball ever even touched his hands. Do you honestly not see the defender's hand deflecting that pass?

Wait…

Please tell me we’re not talking about the underthrown ball to Chark who was being held? Had he not been held he’s standing in the end zone looking back at the ball hit the turf

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

So after three starts the shining moment we're hanging our hat on is a ball thrown slightly not far enough out in front allowing the trailing defender to make a play? I mean, damn. That pretty much says everything.

It wasn't a bad throw and was much more just a good defensive play but if that ball is two feet further out from the defender leading Chark it's probably a TD. Y'all had almost convinced me Chark had dropped that ball. That's a PBU. If Chark had caught it? Hell, I'm honestly not sure the ball ever even touched his hands. Do you honestly not see the defender's hand deflecting that pass?

the ball hits Chark in his neck.... the defender doesnt touch it... This was the flag where the defender got called for holding bc he is holding TMJ on his entire route

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3 minutes ago, countryboi said:

The incompletion is irrelevant to how good or bad the throw is. 

Well I suppose you overlooked the "contested" part of my comment.  Chark is blanketed by the defender who is able to deflect the pass.  If throwing a 10 yard defended pass is the pass we were all waiting to see then I'm just going to agree to disagree.

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

Wait…

Please tell me we’re not talking about the underthrown ball to Chark who was being held? Had he not been held he’s standing in the end zone looking back at the ball hit the turf

Yep. That's the one.

I had forgotten it was flagged. The defender slowing the receiver down means the ball was actually thrown significantly behind not slightly behind.

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