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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sky King" data-source="post: 629532" data-attributes="member: 7171">I'm presuming your first sentence above refers to the 4th down play in which Randall did, in fact, break-up the pass. The second sentence is referring to the play that occurred two plays prior, correct?  Question: How were you able to determine that Randall had read the QB's eyes on the prior play and, most importantly, that Rivers may have held back throwing to a seemingly wide-open Woodhead for that reason?  It appeared to me that both DBs were covering the same player nearby and that Woodhead was left free in the flat either by design or by error.  Perhaps, Rivers simply chose the wrong guy to throw to on 2nd down.To my eye, Woodhead seemed to be more open on the prior play than he was during the subsequent break-up on 4th down.  Otherwise, why else go would he bother to revisit that same play if he had determined that the play on 2nd down had already been sniffed-out successfully?</blockquote>

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