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You have been absolutely nailing these

Appreciate it fam!

I get that, but 1) The CB on Mike Williams had outside leverage, so an outside release would have risked a jam that doesn't even let Williams get into the route. 2) Situationally at 3rd & 16 needing the score, if you see something you don't like about the way Williams has run the route, then you take the check down to the RB (a run after catch/tackle-breaker) who had 10-15 yards of open space between he and the CB to that side, and let the RB get as many yards as he can so that you get to 4th & Makeable. This was Aaron Rodgers throwing stones from a glass house.

does any of that matter when Rodgers underthrew the ball, forcing Williams to try to come back to it and slipping. Even if Williams runs the right route Rodgers couldn't get the ball there. sure maybe it falls incomplete and not intercepted but a bad throw is a bad throw

What Rodgers is doing here is throwing another teammate under the bus, it's always some coach's or other player's fault.

Nice work on that video breakdown @EmmanuelAcho

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Genuine question. Isn't it still up to the QB to see that Williams ran a busted route and not throw it anyways? Busted route, check down to Breece Hall. No?

Lamar Jackson throws 1 incomplete pass: “He’s a bum, he can’t throw, you can’t win with Lamar” Aaron Rodgers is 2-4 with 4 picks and 2 fumbles over his last two games: “You people need to learn Football” I really hate it here 😞

If he ran wrong route why didn’t aaron throw to different open man? In any case you don’t throw your teammate under the bus like that. No leadership shown on Aaron’s part