Originally posted by Joecool:
He hit 17, 18, and 31 yarders in what was it five or seven plays. I'm not complaining. The fact that the ball was spread from our RB to our TE to our WR should be a good sign of Rayes playcalling and Alexs decision making.
What I like about the TD is that it wasn't even in the play call. D. Walker saw that the S was up in the box and changed his route accordingly. Smith was going to the weak-side when he saw Walker making the change of direction peripherally and made the throw with touch.
Now that's how you do it! Paying attention to what the D gives you. Sure its practice, but QBs still have to react to what they give him. They gave him the opportunity to score and he did!
So Mex? Where are you man?
Youse gos some splainin' to do...