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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mondio" data-source="post: 891657" data-attributes="member: 10441">If he flipped a switch and become something he hasn't been, then I'm wrong.  But again, it was the Falcons.  Did he go thru progressions, or just have enough time to sit and look around and play playground ball?  There was a perfect play in our game that collinsworth pointed out where he doesn't see those and didn't throw. he went thru how he should have been looking right in the middle to go with the ball the way they were lined up and what happened immediately after the snap of the ball, but since he wasn't wide open, he didn't know he'd be coming open and could have converted.   thankfully he didn't and they didn't..  if someone isn't wide open while he sits there, it's tuck and run, or just a run. or it's just a run. I have my doubts he's something different than he's shown everytime he's on the field in the last game against he Falcons.  I look forward to seeing him again.  Going thru progressions is dropping back and throwing on time.  Knowing who is going to be where when and making those reads and throwing.  It's also hard to agree with someone when you haven't seen it, yes?  so while Pat might say something, history says i'm wise to at least be skeptical.  Others who also haven't seen the game may choose to use it as "proof" he's better than we've thought.</blockquote>

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