I read a quote by the CB who picked 6 Rodgers and said that when Adams goes in motion to the left, Rodgers always throws it to him down the sideline.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/10/19/ryan-tannehill-titans-nfl-fmia-peter-king/  Click on "Newsmakers this week" and read about Jamel Dean.

There's the tell.

Originally Posted by: rabidgopher04 

You didn't even need to know the film study for this to get that interception. Ignore the Buccaneer that was offsides and that we probably false start on the play, Aaron Rodgers gets the ball and he's staring 17 the whole time. I think we all knew it where it was going.

Cheer up everyone, Aaron did this on purpose. At some point they are gonna run the same play and Aaron will stare 17 down again but this time no look throw it opposite field to 83 for 70 yard TD.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

That's the thing. Aaron stares like that. You can't necessarily just jump that pass, because of his no-look capability.

Just seemed like they suddenly knew where the ball was going, every time. Like a switch was flipped. BAM!

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

I mean, maybe Tampa Bay cheated. Or maybe they were the better team on Sunday.

Originally Posted by: olds70supreme 

You didn't even need to know the film study for this to get that interception. Ignore the Buccaneer that was offsides and that we probably false start on the play, Aaron Rodgers gets the ball and he's staring 17 the whole time. I think we all knew it where it was going.

Cheer up everyone, Aaron did this on purpose. At some point they are gonna run the same play and Aaron will stare 17 down again but this time no look throw it opposite field to 83 for 70 yard TD.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool