Originally posted by Janitor:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by Joecool:
No he doesn't. He will throw to a WR that has a DB beat by a yard or two but he will not throw a deep ball to a 1-on-1 reciever that is even or a hair of a step on the DB. The reason why he doesn't throw deep often is because DB's don't normally get beat bad often or a broken coverage doesn't occur often. The blueprint to beating Alex is to man-up but don't get beat deep outside the hashes as Alex will rarely throw underneath balls outside the hashes to receivers. His primary targets are between the hashes which means cover the checkdowns.
That and don't turn the ball over. He rarely wins vs a team that doesn't turn it over.
The sky is blue. The sun comes up in the east. Teams that lose the turnover battle usually lose the game.
lol I laugh when people say stuff like....
"This game wouldn't be close if it wasn't for the turnovers" or "They never would have won if their defense didn't get those turnovers"....um, no s**t. That's how it works.
All the Denver DBs must be like
Denver had 10 PDs that game...
