@Hboog32 This is called a pocket. Shedeur could’ve easily slid up into the protection to make a throw. Instead he drifted backwards held the ball and took a terrible sack… This is a pretty simple coachable moment. You coming up with some victimhood like conspiracy is not helpful.
@_MLFootball This is called a pocket. Shedeur could’ve easily slid up into the protection to make a throw. Instead he drifted backwards held the ball and took a terrible sack… This is a pretty simple coachable moment. You coming up with some victimhood like conspiracy is not helpful.
@NFL_DovKleiman This is called a pocket. Shedeur could’ve easily slid up into the protection to make a throw. Instead he drifted backwards held the ball and took a terrible sack… This is a pretty simple coachable moment. You coming up with some victimhood like conspiracy is not helpful.
@TheJeromeAnton This is called a pocket. Shedeur could’ve easily slid up into the protection to make a throw. Instead he drifted backwards, held the ball, and took a terrible sack… This is a pretty simple coachable moment. You coming up with some victimhood like conspiracy is not helpful.
@calilakers1970 Why would the Browns try to sabotage their own player? He was behind a terrible offensive line today. How about a more realistic less victimhood take like “Shaduer would’ve performed better if he played with the second unit like Gabriel.”