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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 886261" data-attributes="member: 7261">Good post/report, thanks for compiling it.I highlighted this one because it is exactly what I was referring to in one of my earlier posts.  The casual fan is going to watch that play and say "Damn it Rodgers threw behind him, had he led Adam, he picks up more yards".  Yet if you look at the play, as you did, you notice maybe why the pass had to be thrown a bit behind Adams and what would have happened had a less experienced QB made the throw the way that casual fan thinks it should have been thrown.Again, Aaron Rodgers is not god, he misses throws.  But sometimes there is a reason that a throw was "missed" and the reason isn't always what you and I see in a split second, with one camera angle of the play.Reminds me of some of the media guru's who are bored and want to "count all the open receivers on a particular play that Rodgers "didn't see".  What they often conveniently leave out of the picture or the discussion are defenders just out of the picture, where Rodgers eyes are, where his body/feet are positioned and where the Defensive players are in relation to Rodgers.  Oh and the fact that Rodgers is seeing this in real time, from ground level, not a birds eye view can add another element not mentioned in the analysis.</blockquote>

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