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Brady dialed up a game winner


Jeremy Igo

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2 minutes ago, RenoCarolina said:

He means "open" as in not double-covered? 

'cause that corner was on him, would have had to be very nice throw.

Yep. That would've taken the type of throw that I haven't seen Teddy make yet. That's 50 yards in the air to a decently covered WR. That's no layup.

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4 minutes ago, SetfreexX said:

A blitz, with a twist that got a DE on a HB with a head of steam...I can't put that solely on the interior OL. 

Good call bybthe defense, we handled stunts poorly last week as well. Might fall on coaching. 

Yeah that was a good blitz by NO and a bad block from Davis. Not really on the OL.

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14 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Final play. Brady called a game winning play. Long TD to Samuel.

Unfortunately, the offensive line fell 2 seconds short. 

 

 

If Teddy sidesteps to the left he could have made that throw. 

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