Eli was throwing them up Culpepper style. I dont know why you keep praising Eli. Eli played smart and didn't lose them the game. He didn't exactly win it though, well I guess he did, by not being a total idiot. But he wasnt exactly Accurate Andy that game. He didn't have to be.
Perhaps the post in which I implied Eli was making accurate throws could have been worded better.
What I meant to say is that you need good QBs that can exploit the advantage WRs like Plax and TO supposedly have over Al.
Good QBs like Romo, or QBs playing as well as Eli did (as far as being on the same page with Plax and executing plays designed to go to the top WR).
I personally think eli played exceptional considering the circumstances, but I'm didn't mean to imply you need QBs like Eli to exploit potential mismatches top tier WRs have over Al. Well I guess I did, though only as far as the idea that QB needs to be able to feed his main man (WR) the ball as well as Eli did that night.
That's what I'm praising Eli for, for finding the guy that was doing the damage all night. Not trying to get fancy or anything, just passing to Plax and letting him do his thing.
Regardless, I think Al will be fine. He has been hyped by the media a little too much, but I still think he'll hold his own when he has to, including against WRs like TO (as long as C-Wood is playing opposite him).
I'm really not that concerned about Al losing "it" based off of two bad games (one of which, against Cowboys, I don't put too much emphasis on).
I really don't know if that made sense, but yeah. It's 4 am, and I quit.