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Also I noticed one play to Cain, where if he comes back to the ball it would likely have been a completion. |
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Yes, it was placed a little too far inside, but it still took a great defensive play to make the INT. Two feet further outside and it is a completion. That is just how accurate an NFL QB must be at times.
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VeveJones007 (09-18-2019) | ||
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The Cain throw was a split second late. I don’t think their timing is where it will be later in the year. |
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The Cain throw was similar, but Cain needed to work back to the ball. He just stood there waiting on the ball and let the defender make a play. |
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