Colt's Game Performance

[DBUCHANON101]

Originally Posted by Lotus

The way I saw it, that was on Hagans. The throw was high but an NFL receiver should make that catch.

2 sides there... a Hagans fan might say a NFL QB should be able to hit a wide open wr on the numbers.. just sayin.

[roth74va]

Originally Posted by DBUCHANON101

2 sides there... a Hagans fan might say a NFL QB should be able to hit a wide open wr on the numbers.. just sayin.

If the ball hits an NFL receiver in the hands, he should catch the ball IMO, Hagans will soon be looking for another job.

[DBUCHANON101]

Originally Posted by roth74va

If the ball hits an NFL receiver in the hands, he should catch the ball IMO, Hagans will soon be looking for another job.

An NFL QB should be able to hit a wide open wr dead in the numbers. We can do this all day. You Cant just put it all on the WR.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by DBUCHANON101

An NFL QB should be able to hit a wide open wr dead in the numbers. We can do this all day. You Cant just put it all on the WR.

Uniform numbers don't catch the ball. Hands do. And JC hit Hagans right in the hands.

Your contempt for JC has hit a new low.

[redskinsgirl]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Numbers don't catch the ball. Hands do. And JC hit Hagans right in the hands.

Your contempt for JC has hit a new low.

I agree with Roth and Lotus. A QB is not going to always going to be able to throw a perfect pass. Even Brady over/under throws Hes and Randy, but they do a good job catching any pass (perfect, under thrown, and overthrown.) That what separates the good receivers from mediocre ones. Collins, JC and CB over threw some passes, but the passes were "catchable". If it is in the receiver's vicinity they should catch it.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Numbers don't catch the ball. Hands do. And JC hit Hagans right in the hands.

Your contempt for JC has hit a new low.

Ah, the old anti-catch rate argument

[DBUCHANON101]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Uniform numbers don't catch the ball. Hands do. And JC hit Hagans right in the hands.

Your contempt for JC has hit a new low.

IF you take of the goggles and put down the JC Koolaid i said earlier JC AND CB both overthrew a wr during the game. the guys were both in a position to make a big play. it didnt happen and to put it all on the WR is total BS. neither QB was being rushed on the throws in question so there is no excuse for the misfire. And if we cut wrs for dropping balls we wouldnt have a wr corps.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by DBUCHANON101

IF you take of the goggles and put down the JC Koolaid i said earlier JC AND CB both overthrew a wr during the game. the guys were both in a position to make a big play. it didnt happen and to put it all on the WR is total BS. neither QB was being rushed on the throws in question so there is no excuse for the misfire. And if we cut wrs for dropping balls we wouldnt have a wr corps.

When you hit the receiver in the hands, it is not an overthrow. This is a simple point.

[Pocket$ $traight]

Originally Posted by DBUCHANON101

An NFL QB should be able to hit a wide open wr dead in the numbers. We can do this all day. You Cant just put it all on the WR.

The bottom line is that if Hagans wants to make it hard on the coaches to cut him, he makes that play.

I bet you Zorn isn't going to criticize Campbell for it. He may say he could have thrown it better (which is true on almost every throw) but an NFL receiver makes that catch. An elite receiver (Boldin/Fitzgerald) probably catch it with one hand and take it down the sidelines.

[roth74va]

Originally Posted by Pocket$ $traight

The bottom line is that if Hagans wants to make it hard on the coaches to cut him, he makes that play.

My point exactly, and DBUCH your dislike for Campbell has rotted your brain, put down the pipe.