09-11-2018, 03:07 PM
(09-11-2018, 02:39 PM)Au165 Wrote: See above I explain the play including why you can tell the coverage along with what the reads should have been based on the offensive play call.
No. You explained what you saw, not what is actually true. Again, you're completely guessing as to who's fault it actually was. I think it's much more telling that Evan's looked to Dre with his hands in the air then turning and looking at Fej if it was his fault. You can clearly see in the replay that Evan's breaks off from Ebrons hip right when Dre turns to run with Ebron. Dre then stops running with Ebron but it was already too late for Evans to get back in position.
Am I right? Who knows but it's just as plausible as what you're stating happened.
Edit: Found this video clip. Watch the seconds of 8, 9, 10, and 11. You see Dre start to break with Ebron and then stop and go back to cover the flat. Right when Evan's sees Dre start to cover Ebron he turns his head and starts to cover the inside not seeing Dre stopped following. You also see Fej correctly covering over the top for the guy going over the middle of the field.
http://www.nfl.com/videos/trueview-highlights/0ap3000000960330/Andrew-Luck-goes-deep-to-Eric-Ebron-for-his-first-TD-of-the-season-Intel-True-View
