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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mradtke66" data-source="post: 997018" data-attributes="member: 4199">I don't disagree with that, but in my head, that's a different category of criticism.  I'm happy to admit I would grump at the TV when he he seemed to ignore an obvious open receiver.Watching Kurt Warner's analysis videos softened my opinion.  IMHO, why he'd seeming make the wrong decision.  Some of them are his fault, some are the fault of others, and sometimes, they just pay the other guys too.If the receiver is open, but ran the wrong route, he's not open because he's not where the QB is looking for him.If the receiver was an early read, was covered, and got open late, the QB has to be able to get back to him.  If the blocking doesn't give him that much time or ran into safety help, he's not as open as he appears.Sometimes he'd just miss the open guy.  There's no one reason, but not hitting the short-open guy doesn't mean "hero ball" to me.  That could just be his version of Favre taking a shot and throwing a bad pick.</blockquote>

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