Quarterback Alex Smith went through a bout of four straight high throws with last one getting intercepted. His first high pass was caught by Michael Crabtree on an amazing effort. He then too long for Ted Ginn Jr. in the end zone and then he went high to Crabtree again which forced a punt. Then on...
Alex Smith’s high throws killing his team
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