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Sometimes Interceptions are a good thing for your QB
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Sometimes Interceptions are a good thing for your QB


Oct 17, 2017, 12:11 PM

Looking at a whole body of work - if a QB is slinging it around and pushing the ball vertically - interceptions will happen and that is okay. Ideally you do not fall behind a 3 passing TD to 1 interception ratio. If you are too safe with the ball you might not turn it over but you also might be missing out on touchdowns 3:1.

I think Deshaun Watson best exemplified this and still does in the NFL. Sometimes this catches up with you when you turn it over in the red zone like a game or two last year but it also enables you to beat Alabama when things go well.

Fumbles are never good. Running the ball is playing it safe and there is nothing worse than laying it up safe and still hitting it into the water (Golf).

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Oct 17, 2017, 12:23 PM

So true a play it safe offense is just as effective as the Prevent defense.... either one is a sure fire way to get beat

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Not that I recommend interceptions, but Joe Namath and


Oct 18, 2017, 10:41 AM

that Brett Favre guy are both in the NFL Hall of Fame after throwing a boatload of them.

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