I can't speak to the "decision-making errors", but ball placement and overthrows are a direct result of bad throwing mechanics. I don't know why UT stresses that, but no one else in the NFL teaches it. For good reason.
That's what it looks like to the layman. I have it on good authority that the receivers run option routes, meaning they take the best direction at the top of the route stem. The QB has to wait for that break to occur. Another thing that does a disservice to the QBs is that they are taught to...
Loyalty is not a one-way street. If the players look at this board, they know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the fans will throw THEM overboard if they don't play well in a heartbeat!
As much as I love Joe and had really high hopes for him. The WRs never knew if the ball would come toward them like a missile or a catchable ball. That created uncertainty for them, hence the drops.
Keyton is 2nd on the team in targets and catches, but he leads in the number of touchdowns (6) and yards per catch (18.43). Squirrel leads in drops with 7, Keyton has 3, all according to Pro Football Focus. Nice try.
Mental bandwidth my arse! This is a stupid statement! No quarterback is at his best when a defense is breathing down his neck! Why do you think they do everything possible to put pressure on them?