The fact he fell down was fortuitous for him. As he was getting back up he

Sep 7, 2024
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realized the type of play it was and dropped back into coverage. If he hadn't slipped he wouldn't have been in position to make the play.

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Hot take… that last interception was just bad luck and not really Jake’s fault

StantonMac

Sep 7, 8:48am

Not sure. Maybe.

thewaterboy

Sep 7, 8:50am

Bad execution of a dumb play call.

byubyu

Sep 7, 8:50am

Yes but the INT to avoid the sack was brain dead

puntersarepeople

Sep 7, 8:52am

Sad to say but JR might have the three of the worst BYU INTs that I can recall

StoneyCurtis

Sep 7, 9:16am

I think that's right. The other two turnovers, though, looked like last year.

Shinshin

Sep 7, 8:52am

That is a generous interpretation, but not a bad one. Jake's vision was

LeGrandBleu

Sep 7, 8:53am

I thought the same thing. The other two were on him 100%.

Boring

Sep 7, 8:54am

Terrible play design imo

BYUFootballisBack

Sep 7, 8:55am

lol. Everyone has a middle screen in their playbook.

StantonMac

Sep 7, 8:59am

This was Wrubell & Hans’ take during the live radio broadcast last night (I was

Japan Coug

Sep 7, 8:56am

Agree

Hank Rearden

Sep 7, 9:03am

That's true. Unfortunately, his mistakes were numerous

Belboz

Sep 7, 9:04am

pretty obvious it's a broken play from the outset, qb's are taught to throw it

J. Walter Weatherman

Sep 7, 9:09am

How was it a broken play from the outset?

StantonMac

Sep 7, 9:10am

The fact he fell down was fortuitous for him. As he was getting back up he

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Sep 7, 9:12am

Agree - very lucky play

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