Cop-out answer: Both
Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra
Also the right answer. If the ball isn't thrown well, it makes it difficult for a receiver to get more yards after the catch. It is also up to the receiver to make the right decision that gains the extra yards.
Originally Posted by: hardrocker950
Way to many variables. On bubble screens it is pretty much all on the WR and blocking. On slants it is a combination of where the ball is placed and what the WR does once he has the ball. And on Deep routes it is timing QB knowing how far to throw and WR adjusting speed and angle to have the catch be in stride. And then there is the NFL regression in tackling ability.
Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins
So does that mean Stafford throws a well placed ball?
Originally Posted by: musccy
Not as well as Cutler. To Packers that is. Cutler 11 games 21 INTs vs GB.Stafford 9 games 16 INTs vs GB.
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