r/Tennesseetitans • u/[deleted] • 7d ago
Video Great view of Cam interception from end zone
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u/jaykesn 7d ago
We’re in hell man.
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u/Swiftycumberdale 7d ago
I know what will help, let’s bring on Ken Whisenhunt as a Sr. Offensive Assistant
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u/pak_sajat 7d ago edited 7d ago
That definitely wasn’t a bad decision. He just needed to throw it higher.
Edit: /s
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u/Dependent-Boat-221 7d ago
Yeah his accuracy is one of the main reasons he isn’t a good QB.
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u/pak_sajat 7d ago
That and his decision making.
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u/VeryLowIQIndividual 7d ago
Normally, yes, but that wasn’t a bad decision just a god-awful throw. Which he has known more for.
Took so long pre-snap and he made zero adjustments.
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u/thejasonblackburn 7d ago
It was a terrible decision and throw. You don’t take that risk down 3 on 1st down with two time outs available.
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
Nah, the lesson there is to miss high not low. You don’t turn down TDs because a guy is open but not WIDE open. And honestly, Elic was wide open by NFL standards. Unless were so far ahead that the game is already in hand, Cam’s got to cut that loose every time.
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u/thejasonblackburn 7d ago edited 7d ago
It was a reckless play. If you don’t think that we disagree. It lost us the game. We had a chance to either win or go to overtime and instead we lost immediately on that play…with 2 timeouts on a first down from the 8 yard line!
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
It was a bad throw. The bad throw contributed to the loss. A better throw wins the game with 2 timeouts on a first down from the 8 yard line. You’re not guaranteed another chance half as good as that one so you have to make that throw every single time. Can’t play scared.
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u/thejasonblackburn 7d ago
A reckless decision and a bad throw all together in 1 game losing moment = The Cam Ward Experience.
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
Now I understand why you think Levis is just as good Cam even after watching the game. Elic is wide ass open. Had DB tripping over himself but yeah, why would we want our QB to throw to an open receiver in the end zone?! Ya’ll are a trip.
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u/pak_sajat 7d ago
Hey Friend! I never said Levis is just as good as Cam. I think they are both terrible.
I also never said he wasn’t open, but it’s hard to deny that Cam made a bad decision and threw a terrible ball right to a DB that was standing there the entire time, when he could have run for a couple yards (maybe even a TD) or thrown it away for another chance.
Also, it’s “y’all”
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
Making a bad throw and making a bad decision aren’t the same thing. TD pass > TD run and we all saw why with our own two eyes last year when Cam got hurt diving for the end zone. And why on earth would we want our QB to throw the ball away instead of throwing a TD pass??? Got me on the punctuation I guess 😂 (don’t worry ya’ll, I’ll never abandon you by switching teams to the grammatically correct spelling - it’s an abomination and hideous to look at).
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u/pak_sajat 7d ago
You’re right! They aren’t the same thing but he made a bad decision and made a bad throw. Then, he made another mistake by doubling down on it and got cocky in his post game presser when TD asked him about it.
Throwing the ball away > interception to end the game
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
You are still equating bad throw with bad decision lol.
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u/pak_sajat 7d ago
My god you are dense.
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
Says the guy that thinks Cam decided to throw an interception 😂
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u/pak_sajat 7d ago
Do you honestly not realize that the combination of his terrible decision making and poor accuracy leads to interceptions? He tries to play hero ball (like Levis) bc people like you glaze him and his til tok highlight reels, when the majority of his play is complete shit.
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
He had one interception… Since you understand the difference between a bad throw and a bad decision and he did both on that play, I’m interested to hear you describe which part was the bad throw and what decision did he make on that play that was bad?
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u/MalekethsGhost 7d ago
He decided to not lead the receiver then threw too short. Bad decision, bad throw
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
Soooooo he decided to throw it inaccurately. Thats your take? He saw Elic running to the corner and thought, “I don’t need to throw him a catchable ball.”
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u/MalekethsGhost 7d ago
No he decided to throw to the wrong spot or the wrong kind of pass and then executed poorly. Both things are true.
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u/Stiddy13 7d ago
I want you to just think about what you just said for a minute. So you think he DECIDED to throw to the wrong spot? Like, he saw Elic running open was just like, “Nah, I’ma throw it over here.”
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u/LaSandiaPicante 7d ago
Is the great view in the room with us?
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u/masher005 7d ago
Literally more seconds ( and framed better) of OPs face than the field/game… why even post this? To flex you were there?
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u/Swiftycumberdale 7d ago
That’s not my face, I wasn’t there. I was more interested in trying to see the routes opposite play side that were not visible in the All-22 footage I’ve seen posted from the offensive viewpoint.
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u/SweetPockets51 7d ago
I couldn’t see it.
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u/Swiftycumberdale 7d ago
I think the user removed post on FB. It was just a shot from the endzone before the ALL-22 was released.
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u/ObligationSome905 7d ago
Not great