Fernando Mendoza

Cooper was balling.

He had five for 71.

Malachi Toney did what he could offensively.

They kind of kept him balled up, especially in the first half.

He got alive, and they put Malachi in position to make some plays in the second half, but it wasn't enough.

Carson Beck on that throw.

I wish he would have let it go.

You got to let it go.

Let it out there.

It was almost like a cover two look in a sense.

The corner stayed outside knowing he had help on the inside.

So the receiver was kind of sandwiched.

He was kind of sandwiched in a sense.

I'm not sure why Beck chose to go that way.

It's got to be one of those.

Oh, yeah, he's coming, yeah.

And the simple fact that DB was very smart on that at the snap of the ball, he purposely used the sideline as his friend and widened all the way out so the receiver had no choice but to go inside.

But release inside, yes.

So the receiver releases inside, and it put the goddamn safety right in position where he wanted to be.

The only way the receiver had a chance to make a play is if Beck let that thing go all the way out there, similar to a Randy Moss, Tom Brady to Randy Moss type throw.