turnovers were not horribly concerning. The interceptions didn't happen because he made bad throws. To be fair, he did have bad throws that made it hard or impossible for the receiver to make the catch. But to me, his interceptions were mostly caused by good plays from the defense and Jake trying too hard to make plays. At some point we, fans, are going to be very happy when Retzlaff goes all out and it turns into a touchdown. When it works out he will be called a gamer and be lauded for going all out, when it doesn't work out he'll be overly criticized for trying too hard to make a play and making bad decisions. It's a fine line.