Originally posted by jflip2002
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No he decided to START looking deeper. And started sitting in the pocket longer. But still chased himself out of it out of fear.
But I thought you said they weren't throwing deep because the safetys were playing deep....
Only when Warner finally felt that the game was actually on the line did he start looking down field more. And the plays they showed of Fitz open in the first half. That was Warner not looking.
1. Wait did you say it was a "BAD THROW"?! Harrison had to take 1 step to pick it off...
2. Yes NO ONE can tackle that guy, EVER! (semantic point because he should have never had the ball in the first place)
3. The defense had already held the Steelers to 13 points at that point (with 2+ minutes left in the game). Which is impressive as it was. Warner and the offense didn't score enough points to make a difference....thanks to Warner's INT run back for 100 yards for a TD. Which was THE difference in the game. And the fact he was running around the pocket in the first half and not looking downfield.
It was too little too late for the Arizona offense. Leaning on a tired defense (that had done a pretty damned good job) that late in the game was asking for trouble. It should have never come to that if Warner had done his job right...which is to score more points than the other team. Not just when they HAVE to.
The Arizona defense had 2 goal line stands back to back...
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