Nick Lennear overtime TD

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Outside stem to back-shoulder pylon fade
 
How do you leave him 1-1 like that? 17 not a bad job honestly.
Terrible job.

1. He's too square while playing against a Red Zone route. He's supposed to play back to the Sideline at a 45⁰ angle & completely cut off the pylon

2. Knowing he has the End Zone literally 5-8yds to his back he should've been closer to the line & pressed immediately instead of giving a free release.

3. He's supposed to jam & steer the WR to the sideline, as soon as Nick gets off the line he should've engaged.

4. He let Nick get too far into his chest & therefore wasn't able to get in phase quick enough to locate the ball.

It was a terrific catch by Nick, but it was absolutely terrible coverage by the Corner.
 
Terrible job.

1. He's too square while playing against a Red Zone route. He's supposed to play back to the Sideline at a 45⁰ angle & completely cut off the pylon

2. Knowing he has the End Zone literally 5-8yds to his back he should've been closer to the line & pressed immediately instead of giving a free release.

3. He's supposed to jam & steer the WR to the sideline, as soon as Nick gets off the line he should've engaged.

4. He let Nick get too far into his chest & therefore wasn't able to get in phase quick enough to locate the ball.

It was a terrific catch by Nick, but it was absolutely terrible coverage by the Corner.
he was deathly scared of that slant route. lol

crazy because nick has been killin ghtis same fade route alllllllllllll 7 on 7 szn so not sure buddies thought process there...or why he wasnt pressing anyway in this type of situation
 
Sure, good hands. Speed, of course. But what jumps out at me from this touchdown play is his body control.

It looked like his momentum was going to carry him well outside of the end zone and somehow he manages to get at least one foot in with the DB draped on him and trying to accelerate his momentum out of bounds.

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