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“He had to rely on his legs”? Most of those play were designed zone/read plays that worked. That was on the coaches. “334 yards of offense?” If that’s was a Josh Allen stat line everybody be kissing his butt. “Rely on Moore?” Every quarterback doesn’t rely on his number one receiver? Wtf do you people even be talking about. The real tragedy is that he only has one receiver he can even rely on and has played 75% of his career behind a terrible offensive line.
Moore is the only one who can consistently catch his throws because he is often off target/doesn’t throw a catchable ball. Even the big “drop” yesterday would have required an acrobatic highlight reel type of play to catch. And before you go off about how it’s the receiver’s fault for slowing down, the receiver “misjudged” the ball because it was supposed to have more loft to run under it. He does this crap all the time.
Look at Stroud’s numbers and supporting cast. Eh doesn’t he have all these excuses? Because he’s a good passer and doesn’t need them. Personally, I’d rather have a QB who is elite at throwing the ball and not running read options.
I know you don’t have a clue about football if you blame Fields for his wr stopping his go route and “misjudging” a ball. If you’ve ever played football you’d know if it touches your hands as a wr it’s your fault and you must run through the ball on that route. That’s ridiculous. Also, if you knew ANYTHING about football you’d know Stroud is throwing behind an offensive line rated in the top five in pass protection. Fields actually is “elite” at throwing the deep ball as he’s ranked amongst the top deep ball percentage completion qbs the past two years. Again, if you knew anything about football you’d know that.
Source: Trust me, bro