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I think I agree with what you’re saying. They’re practice/drilling timing throws. Get to the spot. Just a guess because if it’s what I think it is, they were both supposed to be throwing where Rosier’s ball landed, which is near the pylon. So my guess was, Rosier just threw to the actual spot...

Strong fourth post

@Roman Marciante needs to get in on this. Would like to see what an actual QB has to say. This is way early in one practice, on what to my untrained eye look like timing routes that get worked on, again and again and again. That’s why they call it PRACTICE, people. Looks like Rosier was more...

Well, yeah, it’s scripted. It’s practice. Supposed to be.

The QBs slow? Wut?

I think this is the tight end throws they were talking about. They weren’t defended if that’s the case. Here’s what I had to say in another thread. It’s amazing how different it looks when you actually see it with your own eyes, as opposed to how you imagine it. First, not seeing great...

Before the torrent of massive over reactions, even the best QBs have misses, especially early in PT active cycles, and in even in the NFL. Not that I’m making excuses because a shoelace bubble screen shouldn’t happen. But a post to the back corner of the end zone? That’s one of the hardest...