FINAL: Indians 34, Broncos 0

[Broussard81]

The defense forced those over throws by pressuring him on all of his pass plays.

 

[1989NDN]

The Dayton QB scrambled well and he had a strong arm, but he was throwing to spots, not WRs, because PN-G was coming after him. He overthrew the one open WR on the first or second drive that Usedtocould is referring to but make no mistake, the Indians were getting after him. He took his eyes off the downfield throws because the Indians were bringing heat. Our coaching staff is so good at controlling the tempo of a game.

 

[Usedtocould]

The Dayton QB scrambled well and he had a strong arm, but he was throwing to spots, not WRs, because PN-G was coming after him. He overthrew the one open WR on the first or second drive that Usedtocould is referring to but make no mistake, the Indians were getting after him. He took his eyes off the downfield throws because the Indians were bringing heat. Our coaching staff is so good at controlling the tempo of a game.

There was more than one overthrown coulda’ been TD passes
Both times I said out loud
The DB was beat and the QB wasn’t wildly throwing the ball sorry

 

[Usedtocould]

There was more than one overthrown coulda’ been TD passes
Both times I said out loud
The DB was beat and the QB wasn’t wildly throwing the ball sorry

That’s not pointing the finger
My only original point was the game could have turned on a handful of plays early
(Mind you I feel that we would have still pulled ahead eventually because we were better - but frustrating the QB early played a major role I watched it)

If they had put the ball in on the first drive
Instead of throwing an unforced INT on first and goal the game might have been different.

 

[19PNGndn68]

There was more than one overthrown coulda’ been TD passes
Both times I said out loud
The DB was beat and the QB wasn’t wildly throwing the ball sorry

 

[19PNGndn68]

Just a few. For the game QB#5 was 8 for 20 for 34 yds on mostly bubble screens. One interception and zero TDs.