Ho-Lee sheeeet

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So he seriously had 32 air yards on 29 completions?

LMAO

Bolas ed himself

I said this last night. Dude is a dink and dunk champion. Literally clean pockets all night throwing the same crossing, screen, and wheel route over and over.

Dude is NOT going to be a problem. Ever.

I was watching the game in snippets and was befuddled as to how the chargers did not commit to stopping the run and clog the short area of the field??
Don't bother playing high two against Blo Dix. Just go ravens every time you play him.

Yup. He's a very very limited player.

Well he completed a deep pass once, so there's that...

Yeah, I just don't see what he does that can keep teams honest. It almost seemed like it took the Chargers an entire half to realize "wait a minute now -- this guy can't beat us past 10 yards..."

And in the 2nd half, the Broncos just didn't do shit.

Nope. He can’t throw deep. ��

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I know most of you don&#39;t want to hear this right now because things didn&#39;t go the Broncos way and they snatched defeat from the jaws of victory......but can we take a second to acknowledge how incredible this throw was? 67 yards in the air, and it was PERFECT. Absolutely PERFECT <a href="https://t.co/b7rdxT2kMA">pic.twitter.com/b7rdxT2kMA</a></p>&mdash; Mile High Mario 5⭐️ (@VetanzeTherapy) <a href="https://twitter.com/VetanzeTherapy/status/1873199573277286460?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 29, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

It was a nice throw...now post the INT that cost them the game or the whiff to a wide-open Franklin in OT.

Mom: We have BWillie at home.


BWillie at home:

It was a nice throw. WR was wide open by 5 yards. All it required was to chunk it in the general vicinity of a receiver and let the receiver run underneath it. I mean even a broken clock is right twice a day. It was his broken clock moment.

FWIW, I think the one at the end of regulation to Mims was better. The one where Mims bobbled it and did not have full control until he was out of bounds and they erroneously allowed a touchdown. They were looking to see whether or not it had touched the ground, and totally disregarded the fact that the ball was moving the whole time, and he did not gain full control until he was out of bounds. That was a good throw regardless.

He’s going to make mistakes. He’s still a rookie.
But if you can’t see the potential, I don’t know what to tell you??

He's better than I thought he would be. No doubt about it. Probably never going to be a top-5 guy, but 6-10 is possibly reachable. If you would've told me that after I watched Spencer Rattler outplay him in the Senior Bowl and even in Senior Bowl practices I wouldn't have believed it.

Alex Smith's bastard son.

Riveting stuff