Favorite part of 2020

CarsonChris wrote:Patriots are a dumpster fire. Superman is no longer a starting caliber player

— Newton threw just one pass to his outside right all game, and it was a throwaway. Otherwise, he was 5-of-6 for 57 yards to the outside left and 4-of-8 for 41 yards with three interceptions in the middle of the field.

— Newton’s complete unwillingness to throw right is a somewhat recent trend in New England. Newton was 0-of-3 with an interception throwing to his outside right in Week 6. He went 6-of-8 for 56 yards to his outside left and 11-of-13 for 101 yards with an interception between the numbers in that loss to the Denver Broncos. Newton was more willing to throw outside right over the first three weeks of the season.

— Through five games, Newton is 28-of-36 throwing outside left, 51-of-68 to the middle and 9-of-18 to the right on aimed passes. Newton is just 1-of-8 with two interceptions on passes thrown over 10 yards to the outside right. He’s 12-of-14 on passes over 10 yards to the outside left and 16-of-25 with two interceptions on passes thrown over 10 yards between the numbers.

— ESPN’s Mina Kimes notes that Newton’s struggles throwing right date back to his days with the Carolina Panthers.

— There is a reason why Newton has become hesitant to throw right. He’s struggling, but his unwillingness to scatter the ball around will only help opposing defenses.

white1 wrote:OMG that's crazy, would it be as easy as bracketing WRs lined up left, play man on the right and force him to throw over the middle where's he throwing picks?