The Football Grump

I think that the part that's really not his fault in the play action woes will be resolved this year through a very strong commitment through Greg Roman and Mike Blumgren and Willie Taggart and all that structure.

Yeah, what's really frustrating is there was absolutely nothing consistent about his deep throws.

I found that his deep throws fell into four pretty equal categories of under throws, over throws, really, really good throws, and then turnover worthy throws.

There's just like not one of those things was above the other, but three out of the four of those are bad throws.

Yeah.

Like you said, the turnover-worthy ones where it's, you know, you're not even reading the field.

You're just kind of throwing it up there.

Those ones, that's an easy elimination.

That's something that's got to get done.

The underthrows and overthrows, I think, are the more frustrating things because there's, believe it or not, there's a play or two where he overthrew Jalen Hyatt.

He underthrew a couple ones.

Even some that were completed were underthrows.

Yeah, Devin Singletary had a really good adjustment on an underthrow.

Some of the underthrows became penalties, which is not unique to Jackson Dart.

I think that's a problem plaguing the NFL is just those underthrown back shoulders deep turning into DPIs when...

it seems that there's no consistency with the way that that's called.

Um, and you get bailed out because of that.

I mean, the Broncos game comes to mind right away where he threw one to, I think Bo Collins deep down the right side into the ends or at like a one yard line on like a under thrown ball.

And then he just snuck it in for the go ahead touchdown.

Um,