Yes, it is a loss...but....

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(11-23-2015, 12:16 PM)C0de_M0nkey Wrote: It is accurate. When I say that Andy missed wide open receivers, I'm including the plays where he didn't see Marvin Jones and AJ Green running down the sideline. Andy made a few good plays and he did an excellent job managing the game, but he wasn't clutch. A clutch quarterback doesn't throw what should have been an interception right before a game tying field goal attempt.

He was down 14 points in the fourth quarter, on the road, against the #3 defense in the NFL, with little to no protection from his offensive line and he wasn't clutch?

And as far as missing one play where Marvin or AJ was open...did you SEE what Andy was looking in to every snap?  On a blitz, a QB has a hot route, and it is rarely that far down the field.  AZ was blitzing almost every snap in the third quarter.  

As far as that pass that should have been an INT before the FG, I guess you think it is OK that your $15 million a year WR stood there and waited to see what the DB did instead of running through him when he was faceguarded and either drawing the flag or actually catching the ball (or both).  He showed zero interest in making a play there.