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Originally Posted by davy
Everyone wants to blame Grossman for the INT but from my point of view it was more Keiland Williams' fault. He started to come back towards Grossman but then stopped just as the ball was thrown making it easy for the CB to get in front of him.
I saw very little difference in Grossman from week 1 to week 2. Week 1 he got lucky, week 2 he didn't.
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I noticed that too....the offensive player must out fight for that ball true...but the reality is...it was a stupid pass to make...high risk, very low reward....it was not 4th and goal...and the ball wasn't in the endzone...it was a pass that cost the team guaranteed pts.
(I know the 3 points didn't mean much at the time...but you dont leave points on the field)
I do agree that not winning the battle from the ball hurt Williams' chances a bit...you gotta win those.