Moore does know there are other recievers besides Marshall?

[dolphinfan41]

I can only imagine the conversation.

Daboll: Moore, I want you to lock in to Marshall and throw it to him all game.

Moore: But he is dropping passes, and who is that Revis guy covering him?

Daboll: Don't worry about that rookie, you can torch him. Just target him all night.

Moore: Ok, I can't scan the field anyway so it works out better.

Daboll: "Fist Pump" Go get him!



What a pathetic game plan. Lets throw to the best cornerback in the league all night. :crazy:

 

[BGtoKNfor6]

It's called locking onto ONLY the primary wideout. They called a ton of primary routes for Marshall. Moore looked like Chad Henne from 2 years ago so much so that he couldn't see wide open guys for td's and first downs.

 

[dolphinfan41]

It's called locking onto ONLY the primary wideout. They called a ton of primary routes for Marshall. Moore looked like Chad Henne from 2 years ago so much so that he couldn't see wide open guys for td's and first downs.

I understand that. But why didn't Daboll or Sparano tel him at one point to check down or throw to someone else. Maybe they just didn't feel like drawing up plays not involving throwing it to Marshall.

 

[TX-FinFan]

I'll admit I was a fan of going after Revis. Yeah he is one of the best corners in the league but I like the fact the coaching staff wasn't backing down against him. You got a 6' 4" 230lb WR against a 5' 11" 190 CB.

 

[CedarPhin]

He threw alot to Hartline too.

I'd have thrown to Marshall tonight alot too. He always has big games against the Jests it seems like, and ha(d)s a size advantage against Revis.